New SAM.gov registrations: newly registered federal contractors and grantees

Every business and nonprofit that registers in SAM.gov is getting ready to bid on federal contracts or apply for grants. That is when they look for help: proposal writing, CMMC and compliance, government-contract accounting, bonding, insurance, financing and teaming partners. This list shows who registered recently, refreshed from each monthly public SAM.gov extract.

As of 2026-10-18: 10,103 new registrations dated 2026-08-21 to 2026-10-02 (registrations appear once SAM.gov activates them, usually a few days after filing).

New SAM registrations, all states: $19 / 30 days

By state

Top industries (primary NAICS)

Sample (registered 7+ days ago)

Subscribers get every row with UEI, CAGE code, DBA, ZIP, congressional district, all NAICS codes, socio-economic flags, website and dates.

Feed URLs (after purchase)

/feed/sam.csv?key=YOUR_TOKEN            all states, latest window
/feed/sam.csv?key=YOUR_TOKEN&state=VA   one state
/feed/sam.json?key=…   /feed/sam.rss?key=…

FAQ

Where does the data come from?

From the public monthly entity extract that the U.S. General Services Administration publishes on SAM.gov Data Services (public FOIA registration data). Each month we keep every entity whose initial SAM registration falls in the 45 days before the file date. The list refreshes when GSA posts the next monthly file, usually in the first week of the month.

Who is on the list?

Businesses and nonprofits that newly registered in SAM.gov, with their registration purpose: "All Awards" (contracts and grants) or "Federal Assistance Awards" (grants only). Each row has the UEI, CAGE code, legal and DBA name, city, state, ZIP, NAICS codes, entity structure, socio-economic flags (women-owned, veteran-owned, minority-owned and so on), website and dates.

What is left out?

Personal data: sole proprietorships are excluded entirely, as are registrations whose name reads like a person's name. There are no points of contact, e-mails, phone numbers or street addresses. Government entities and registrations outside the U.S. are excluded too.

Who buys it?

Firms that sell to new federal contractors: proposal writers and capture consultants, CMMC and cybersecurity consultants, government-contract accountants, surety bond and insurance agents, factoring and lending for government contractors, and teaming partners looking for new small businesses by NAICS code.

Is it a subscription?

No. One payment gives a token for 30 days of feed access (CSV, JSON or RSS, filter by state). No account and no auto-renewal. Card, Apple Pay, USDC or Lightning.

Source: SAM.gov public monthly entity extract (Entity Registration / Public V2), U.S. General Services Administration. Not affiliated with GSA or SAM.gov. Registration in SAM.gov is free; this list is not a registration service.