Federal market intelligence
Federal contracting, decoded from the money up
We start with where the dollars actually go. Our market intelligence hub reads USAspending.gov data to show federal construction and contracting spending by agency, state, NAICS code and set-aside program. Then our training shows you how to pursue it.
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Start with the data, not the pitch
Most federal-contracting advice is generic. We publish the numbers first: a permanent, indexable set of pages that break the market down the way a contractor thinks about it. Commercial and institutional building construction (NAICS 236220) is covered in the deepest detail because it is one of the largest federal markets by obligated dollars.
By awarding agency
Which departments obligate the most on construction, and how concentrated the market is.
By state
Where the work is performed, from Texas and Arizona to the territories.
By NAICS code
How construction compares with every other federal contract market.
By set-aside
Small-business programs as a share of construction dollars and awards.
What the numbers say
We publish the market before we sell anything. Our market intelligence hub reads the U.S. government's public contract data and answers the questions a bidder actually has:
- Which agencies obligate the most on construction work, and how concentrated that spending is.
- Which states and territories the work is performed in, and why the dollars cluster.
- How construction ranks against every other federal contract market by NAICS code.
- How much of the market small-business set-aside programs actually reserve.
Every figure is traceable to USAspending.gov, refreshed when the page is rebuilt (last updated 2026-10-14). Read it free, then use the training to act on it. Not ready to pay? Read a full real sample lesson and a real template first.
What the membership includes
The data behind the market
USAspending-backed views of federal construction and contracting dollars by agency, state, NAICS code, and set-aside program. The market data itself is free to read; the membership adds the training, templates and briefings built on top of it.
Bid, price, and proposal training
Step-by-step modules on finding opportunities, building winning proposals, and pricing work that the government will actually award.
Expert briefings that follow the data
Member briefings read the latest market numbers and turn them into a shortlist of agencies, codes and set-asides worth your bid time.
How FCEXperts works
Read the free market data
Study where construction and contracting dollars go, by agency, state, NAICS and set-aside. No account required.
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Save your place and start the introductory lessons on SAM registration, NAICS codes and set-asides.
Upgrade when you are ready
$149 one-time unlocks the full training library, proposal frameworks and member briefings. It is a one-time payment.
Original analysis guides
Each guide turns the raw spending data into a decision a contractor can act on.
How to read federal construction spending
Obligations, awards and fiscal years, explained.
Who spends the construction dollar
Agency concentration and what it means for bidders.
Where the money goes
A state-by-state read of federal building construction.
Questions contractors ask
Where do the spending figures on this site come from?
Every dollar figure is read from USAspending.gov, the U.S. government's public contract-spending database, when the page is built. We do not model or estimate the numbers.
Is the market intelligence free?
Yes. The agency, state, NAICS and set-aside analyses are free to read. The FCEXperts Pro membership adds the full federal-contracting training library and member briefings.
What does the FCEXperts Pro membership cost?
It is $149 one-time, a one-time payment. The price is shown before you pay. If it is not right for you, email us within 14 days of purchase and we will review a refund in good faith — a case-by-case review, not an unconditional money-back guarantee.
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FCEXperts is owned and operated by GCExperts LLC, which is responsible for the service and its content.
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See the Privacy Policy for exactly what we collect, why, and how to have it deleted. The spending data on this site contains no personal information.