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Federal departments, all 50 states, and the counties, cities, school districts and special districts inside them.

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United StatesEvery level of government
Agencies catalogued
175,858
Open bids
43,584 on 4 Nov 2026
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SAM.gov and every state, county, city and district portal
Language
English
Currency
US dollars
US agencies catalogued
175,858
open US bids, counted 4 Nov 2026
43,584
agencies whose meetings we read
11,483

What we read in the United States

Every level of government

  • FederalDepartments and agencies
  • State and provincialAll 50 states, 13 provinces and territories
  • CountiesRoads, courts, health
  • Cities and townsDown to the smallest
  • SchoolsDistricts, colleges, universities
  • Special districtsWater, transit, ports, airports
Procurement portals
Federal systems, each state's central portal, and the portals that cities, counties and districts run for themselves.
Agency websites
The bid pages agencies keep on their own websites. Most bid services never see these.
Meetings
Agendas, minutes and video from councils, boards and commissions.
Plans and budgets
Capital improvement plans, budgets, procurement forecasts and transportation programs.
Awards and spend
Contract awards, purchase orders and payments, so you can see who won and what it cost.

Agencies, state by state

Every state and DC, largest first, counted 4 Nov 2026.

How we count
Agencies in each US state, and those whose meetings Capveon reads
StateAgenciesWith meetings read
Texas10,750888
California10,1981,168
Illinois10,061664
Pennsylvania8,387619
New York8,213621
Ohio6,842414
Minnesota5,499353
Florida5,396413
Missouri5,340175
Colorado4,962347

All 14 countries

Every country Capveon covers, in the same search.

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  • Opportunities

    Every open bid and tender, from federal agencies to the smallest town.

  • Early signals

    Projects in meetings, budgets and plans, months before the bid.

  • Spend

    What every agency buys, from whom, and for how much.

Resources on coverage

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How many US government agencies does Capveon cover?

175,858, counted on 4 Nov 2026. That includes every level of government, from federal departments to towns, school districts and special districts.

What counts as an agency?

Any public body that buys: federal departments and agencies, states, counties, cities, towns, villages and townships, school districts, colleges and universities, and special districts such as utilities, transit, ports, airports, housing and fire. Bodies that have been dissolved or merged are not counted.

What does meetings read mean in the state table?

The public bodies whose agendas, minutes or meeting video Capveon reads. Those are where early signals come from: a council discussing a project months before anyone posts a bid.

How often is coverage refreshed?

Capveon checks its sources every day, and new bids, meetings and awards reach you as daily matches. The counts on this page are a snapshot taken on 4 Nov 2026, and we update them when we recount.

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