Weekly · Public federal data · PA NJ MD VA OH NY

Last week’s DoD award notices, matched to contractors in six states.

SAM.gov DoD award notices posted October 19–25, 2026 went to 175 companies in PA, NJ, MD, VA, OH, NY that also appear in our USAspending.gov data, and 28 open DoD solicitations in those states cite CMMC or DFARS 252.204-7012 and related clauses. Both are lead signals, not proof of need. Defense Contractor Feed is a weekly list scored for how likely CMMC requirements are to apply, built from USAspending.gov records, which publish about 90 days after award. Built for CMMC consultants, MSPs, MSSPs and C3PAOs.

  • Sources: SAM.gov, USAspending.gov
  • No consumer data
  • Every row links to the public record
SAM.gov Contract Opportunities · October 19–25, 2026
Companies in PA NJ MD VA OH NY matched to DoD award notices posted October 19–25, 2026
175
DoD award notices for those companies
598
Open DoD solicitations in these states citing CMMC or DFARS 252.204-7012/7019/7020/7021, as of October 30, 2026
28
Lead signals only. A notice or solicitation is not proof that a company needs CMMC help, and says nothing about its CMMC status.

Latest USAspending.gov week

July 20–26, 2026

DoD records publish about 90 days after award, so this is the most recent fully published week. Counts across 6 states.

Companies with new DoD awards
981
DoD award records
26,981
Flagged CMMC “Likely”
433

Companies by state

  • VA286
  • NY194
  • PA160
  • OH140
  • NJ104
  • MD97
companies_2026-07-20_2026-07-26.csv
ScoreCompanyLargest awardCMMC (inferred)
86AGE CYBER DEFENSE SOLUTIONS, LLCColumbia, MD · Navy$480KLikely
85RICHARD GRUBB AND ASSOCIATES, INC.Cranbury, NJ · Army$278KLikely
84PARK PLACE INSTALLATIONS, INCBuffalo, NY · Army$230KLikely
82LEGION X, LLCReston, VA · Defense Contract Management Agency$162KLikely
81TR SELLERS & ASSOCIATES LLCManassas, VA · Air Force$153KLikely
81CRESILON, INCBrooklyn, NY · Air Force$75KLikely
Real rows from the July 20–26, 2026 USAspending.gov week (records publish about 90 days after award). See all 25 sample rows.

What you get

Every Monday, a ready-to-work lead list

One row per company, with the award details and the public record behind it.

  • New DoD award winners

    Company, city, state, ZIP and UEI for every business that won a new DoD prime contract in your region that week.

  • The award itself

    Amount, awarding component (Army, Navy, DLA…), NAICS and PSC codes, and a link to the public federal record.

  • Lead score (0–100)

    Ranks small businesses, first-time DoD winners and CUI-type work at the top, so you know who to call first.

  • CMMC likelihood flag

    Likely / Possible / Unclear, inferred from the type of work and award size. Never a claim about a company’s actual CMMC status.

  • New-to-DoD flag

    Marks companies with no DoD prime award in the prior 3 years.

  • CSV or Google Sheet

    Delivered every Monday as a CSV file or a Google Sheet. Import it straight into your CRM.

  • SAM.gov award notices

    Weekly SAM.gov DoD award notices matched to companies in the subscriber’s states.

  • CMMC/DFARS solicitations

    Open six-state DoD solicitations citing CMMC/DFARS clauses (lead signals).

How it works

From public award data to a scored list

No scraping, no purchased data. The whole pipeline runs on official U.S. government data.

  1. 1

    Pull

    We query official USAspending.gov award data for new DoD prime contract awards (types A–D) in the latest fully published Monday–Sunday week.

  2. 2

    Filter & dedupe

    Awards are grouped into one row per company (by UEI) for the six covered states. A lookback over each company’s prior 3 years of DoD awards sets the New-to-DoD flag.

  3. 3

    Score & flag

    Each company gets a 0–100 lead score and an inferred CMMC likelihood tier. See the data & methodology page.

  4. 4

    Check & deliver

    Automated quality checks must pass before anything ships. Then the feed goes out Monday as a CSV or Google Sheet.

Methodology

A lead score you can explain

Every company gets a score from 0 to 100. The score favors larger and more recent awards, small businesses, first-time DoD winners and CUI-type work, and it penalizes heavy incumbents.

Data sources, quality checks & limits

CMMC likelihood tiers

  • Likely433 companies

    CMMC requirements may apply (CUI-type DoD work, inferred).

  • Possible370 companies

    FCI-level CMMC may apply (inferred).

  • Unclear178 companies

    Low-signal award type or size.

Counts are from the July 20–26, 2026 week. The CMMC flag is inferred from work type and award size and never reflects actual CMMC status. A company’s actual CMMC status isn’t public, and the feed never claims to know it.

Pricing

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FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Why is the data about 90 days old?

DoD contract records reach USAspending.gov about 90 days after award (a DoD rule that protects operations). Every source built on this data has the same delay, so “this week” means the most recent fully published Monday–Sunday week. Right now that’s July 20–26, 2026.

Is the CMMC flag a company’s certification status?

No. It is an inferred likelihood that CMMC requirements may apply, based on work type and award size. Actual CMMC status isn’t public. Our terms prohibit telling anyone, or implying, that a company is or isn’t compliant based on the feed.

Do you sell personal data?

No. This is business data from public federal records, with no consumer data. It is not a consumer report under the FCRA and must not be used for credit, insurance, employment, housing or any other FCRA purpose.

Where does the data come from?

Official USAspending.gov award data (U.S. Treasury). We don’t scrape websites, and we never request or store Dun & Bradstreet fields (DUNS, D&B parent). Details are on the data & methodology page.

What format is it delivered in?

A CSV file or a Google Sheet, every Monday. The columns are the same as the free sample.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Subscriptions renew monthly and you can cancel any time, effective at the end of the current billing period.

Who runs this?

Defense Contractor Feed is a product of Flo Media LLC. Email info@flodigitalmedia.com with any question; a person reads every message.

See the data before you pay for it.

25 real rows from the July 20–26, 2026 week, with every column the paid feed has.