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DefenseNetwork brings scattered public contract data into one place and turns it into answers for the people who bid on defense work every day, at a price most businesses can afford.
And who it’s for
Defense contract data is public, but it’s scattered. Awards sit in one system, subcontracts in another, company registrations in a third, and the daily announcements somewhere else again. We bring all of it together, keep it current and connect it, so you can see who holds the work, when it ends, who the prime hires, and who you should team with.
We build for the capture and proposal people who are bidding and trying to win contracts every day. Large primes pay analysts to assemble this picture. We want every business that competes for defense work to have it, at a price that makes sense for a small team.
We’re just getting started. Everything here began with a question a capture team asks every week, and that’s how we’ll keep building. If something would help you win, tell us at team@defensenetwork.us.
Every active DoD contract, filtered by agency, NAICS and end date, with what is ending soon.
Who buys from a company, who they sub to, and who works for them, from reported subawards.
Ask a question in plain English and get an answer drawn from the contract record.
Upload a solicitation and get every requirement from Sections L and M in a table.
One pipeline and one shelf of documents for the whole team.
Capture and proposal people comparing notes, under their own names.
Subcontract figures are reported by primes and some are wrong. We flag the implausible ones and leave them out of totals rather than delete them.
14 days, 3 seats, no card. Then $99 a seat a month, or $999 a seat a year.
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