See which federal contracts are ending — months before they're re-bid.
NextRecompete tracks expiring federal service contracts: who holds them, roughly what they're paid, and when they end. Prepare your bid before the solicitation drops, not after.
Get your state's list — freeHow it works
The government publishes every contract it awards. We turn that data into a simple heads-up list for your trade and state.
We track end dates
Every federal grounds contract in your state, sorted by when its current period ends.
You see the details
The agency, the location, the current holder, and an estimate of what the work pays per year.
You prepare early
Get registered, visit the site, and line up pricing while competitors wait for the posting.
What the list looks like
A few real contracts ending in the coming months. Descriptions are simplified from the official records.
| Current end date | Contract | Current holder | Est. per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 6, 2026 | Mowing services at Navarro Mills Lake U.S. Army · Texas | 🔒 In your list | $95K |
| Nov 21, 2026 | Riverside National Cemetery grounds maintenance Veterans Affairs · California | 🔒 In your list | $944K |
| Nov 30, 2026 | Grounds maintenance, Coast Guard Base Elizabeth City U.S. Coast Guard · North Carolina | 🔒 In your list | $234K |
| Nov 30, 2026 | Sod & turf repair, Georgia National Cemetery Veterans Affairs · Georgia | 🔒 In your list | $212K |
| Dec 7, 2026 | Lee County grounds maintenance Veterans Affairs · Florida | 🔒 In your list | $134K |
| Dec 21, 2026 | Grounds maintenance & exterior improvements U.S. Army · Virginia | 🔒 In your list | $921K |
Get your state's list — free
We're in early access. Tell us your state and trade, and we'll email you the current list of federal contracts ending in the next 12 months.
- Plain-English descriptions instead of government shorthand
- Sorted by end date, so the most urgent ones are on top
- Current holder and estimated annual value for each contract
- No credit card. Just honest feedback if you find it useful
Questions
Where does the data come from?
From USAspending.gov, the official public database of federal spending. We organize it by trade, state and end date so it's quick to act on.
Does every contract get re-bid when it ends?
Not always. Some are extended with option years or bridge contracts. The list shows the current end date so you can watch the ones that matter to you and check SAM.gov when they come up.
Which trades do you cover?
We're starting with grounds maintenance and landscaping. Janitorial and facilities maintenance are next — pick your trade in the form and we'll let you know.
Are you affiliated with the government?
No. NextRecompete is an independent service and is not affiliated with any government agency.
How much does it cost?
It's free during early access. We're building this with feedback from contractors — reply to any email and tell us what would make it more useful.