What the government bought
Every purchase in the last 12 months that matches what your machines make, in your federal supply classes, with annualized demand measured on a 36-month window.
Step one · one time · credited toward setup
The $399 Shop Report
Before you spend a dollar on retainers, find out what the demand actually is. One report, built for your shop from public DLA solicitation and award records: a measurement of demand your shop is qualified to pursue.
Buy the report, $399
Delivered within 5 business days of your intake call.
What it measures
Four questions, answered from public records
What is open right now
The live solicitations your shop could quote today, filtered to your processes, with closing dates and quantities on every line.
What the government paid
The last award price on each item, the line value at that price, and how many times it has been bought in 36 months. Target pricing starts from history, not guesswork.
Which gates you clear
Every line carries a quality code. The report maps your certifications against today's board, line by line, so you know which work is open to you before you quote.
Sample pages
What lands on your desk
Excerpts from a real report format, prepared for a sample precision CNC shop. Yours is built from your machines, your certifications, your classes.
Sample figures compiled 2026-08-25 from public DLA solicitation and award records. "Last award" prices are historical awards, not delivered-contract guarantees.
The economics
The report pays for itself if you move
The $399 is fully credited toward setup if you join within 30 days: against the $995 setup if your shop is already registered and quoting, or the $1,995 full federal stand-up. If the report shows thin demand for your processes, you spent $399 to avoid a retainer that was never going to pay. That is the cheapest lesson in government contracting.
Not ready for the full report?
Get a free 3-line teaser
Tell us your primary process and we will send back three real lines from today's board that a shop like yours could quote: item, quantity, and the last price the government paid. No charge, no call required.