Search awarded US federal government contracts.

Returns contracts the government has already awarded, largest dollar value first. Use this to see who is winning federal work, what an agency spends, or a specific company's contract history.

For contracts coming up for re-bid, use find_expiring_contracts instead.

Find federal contracts expiring soon -- recompete opportunities.

When a federal contract's period of performance ends, the work usually has to be re-competed, and the incumbent is beatable. These are the highest-probability opportunities in government contracting, visible in public data months before any solicitation is published.

Each result includes days_until_expiry and the current incumbent.

Note: usaspending.gov itself cannot filter by end date. This walks the end-date-sorted results to find the window, so it takes a few seconds.

Rank every US public company by a financial metric.

Answers questions sec.gov structurally cannot: which companies had revenue over $100 billion last year, which hold the most cash, which reported the largest losses. EDGAR serves filings one company at a time; this compares all of them at once.

Every record carries a verify_url to the filing the figure came from.

One company's reported history of a financial metric.

Deduplicated to one record per period, taking the most recent filing -- this year's 10-K restates last year's figures, so raw SEC data repeats periods with different values.

Every record carries the form type, filing date, and a verify_url.