Week in Space Data, every Friday.
For government contractors and subcontractors
SpaceNexus watches federal space buying for business development and capture teams: what is open on SAM.gov, what was just awarded, which space contracts end in the next two years and who holds them, and which companies have won related work. It covers space only, filtered by a published rule, and every row links to its government record. Reading all of it is free, with no account.
Open SAM.gov opportunities and recent USAspending awards filtered to space work by a published rule, with SBIR and grant topics, budgets and congressional activity. Save a search and get an email when it changes.
Space contract awards as the government announces them (the Department of War daily list, NASA, Space Systems Command and SDA releases, SAM.gov award notices), each amount labelled as a ceiling, modification or order.
Federal space contracts whose period of performance ends in the next 6, 12 or 24 months, with the incumbent, value, options and a link to every record. Open one to see who else has won related work (the teaming finder), and follow it for a daily email when it changes.
Search a company or its SAM UEI and see the federal space contracts and vehicles it holds now, with their end dates.
Open space SBIR and STTR opportunities with their deadlines, from SAM.gov notices and DoD topics.
SDA tranches, NSSL, Golden Dome, CLPS, Artemis HLS and Amazon Leo: contracts, suppliers, satellites, launches, slips and licences, each fact sourced.
Federal awards, funding and filings for the space companies we track, free to read and follow.
Licensing, space law and filings in one place.
A free account adds saved procurement watches with email alerts and follows on contracts, programs and companies. Nothing on these pages is sponsored, and no company can pay to change, reorder or preview a contract, an award or a program.
SpaceNexus Research is our paid plan for teams. It takes nothing away from the free pages above; it turns them into files your team can work with.
$399 a year for 5 named seats, no trial, with a 30-day full refund on the first payment. See everything in Research.
HigherGov and GovTribe cover all of government, federal and state and local, in every industry, with pipeline and contact tools we do not have. If you bid outside space, one of them is the better buy. SpaceNexus covers space only, and its space data is free to read. Their prices below are their published list prices, read on the date shown.
| Product | Published price | For five people | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| SpaceNexus (free) | Free, no account to read | Free | Federal space opportunities, awards, recompetes, SBIR topics and programs, to read and follow |
| SpaceNexus Research | $399 a year, 5 named seats | $399 a year | The same space data as files, with screens, federal award exports and seats |
| HigherGov | Starter: $500 a year, 1 userStandard: $2,500 a year, up to 10 usersHigherGov pricing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-11-02 | $2,500 a yearStandard plan, up to 10 users | Federal and state and local opportunities and forecasts across all of government, pursuit pipelines, a contact database and AI tools. |
| GovTribe | GovTribe: $1,900 a year, per seat (1 seat)GovTribe pricing (opens in a new tab), checked 2026-11-02 | $7,000 a year5 seats at the published 4 to 5 seat price of $1,400 each | Federal, state and local opportunities across all of government, contact search, saved pursuits and AI credits, with a 7-day free trial. |
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