If you’ve ever tried building on top of federal procurement data, you already know the pain:
- data spread across multiple endpoints and formats
- missing/inconsistent fields
- too much cleanup before you can build anything useful
- hard to move from “raw public data” to production workflows
So I built FedPulse.
FedPulse is a developer-friendly API that gives teams one place for:
- opportunity search
- vendor/exclusion checks
- wage data
- entity intelligence workflows
Why this exists
Most teams don’t want to become experts in every SAM.gov data edge case.
They want to answer practical questions fast:
- “What opportunities match this profile?”
- “Is this vendor clear from a compliance perspective?”
- “Can we automate this analysis in an internal tool or AI workflow?”
FedPulse focuses on that practical layer: cleaner structure, faster integration, less friction.
What’s included
- REST API endpoints for key procurement workflows
- docs + quickstart path
- SDK support
- API key auth
- transparent pricing
Built for
- federal contractors and capture teams
- GovCon software teams
- analysts and researchers
- AI builders using public-sector data
What I’d love feedback on
If you work in GovCon/public-sector data, I’d really value your thoughts:
- What part of your current procurement workflow is most painful?
- What endpoint/workflow would be highest priority?
- What would make this truly useful in production for your team?
If you want to check it out: https://app.fedpulse.dev
Docs: https://app.fedpulse.dev/docs
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