2026 U.S. Government Contracts Near You & Abroad

Discover which U.S. Government contract opportunities your company can pursue — locally or anywhere in the world — for the rest of the fiscal or calendar year.

The U.S. Government is the largest buyer of products and services on the planet. It purchases in every industry, at every skill level, in every country — and it continues spending during peace, war, and economic uncertainty.

If your business is feeling pressure from AI automation, shrinking margins, or unpredictable private‑sector demand, selling to the U.S. Government is one of the most reliable ways to diversify revenue and stabilize your operations.

This service identifies U.S. Government opportunities that match what your company already offers — plus opportunities you can pursue through teaming relationships (as a prime or subcontractor), and opportunities where you can help the Government procure supplies or services from other businesses.

STEP 1 — Tell Us Your Priorities (Required)

After registering to receive your curated list of U.S. Government contracts through the end of the fiscal or calendar year, send an email to velvetgroup.net@gmail.com with your reordered list of what matters most to your company.

We use your Top 5 to identify the strongest, most relevant opportunities.

We then use your remaining 10 to fine‑tune and curate opportunities in descending order of importance.

Think of it this way:

• Your Top 5 = must‑have, non‑negotiable factors

• Your remaining 10 = nice‑to‑have preferences, ranked from most to least important

This ensures your curated list reflects your full set of goals — not just the top of the list.

Prioritization Options

Location

• Country

• U.S. State

• U.S. City

Agency

• Agency or Sub‑Agency

Industry Classification

• NAICS Code

• PSC Code

Set‑Aside Type

• Small Business

• 8(a) Business Development Program

• Women‑Owned Small Business (WOSB)

• Economically Disadvantaged WOSB (EDWOSB)

• HUBZone Small Business

• Service‑Disabled Veteran‑Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)

• Veteran‑Owned Small Business (VOSB)

• Indian Economic Enterprise (IEE)

• Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE)

• Agency‑specific set‑asides (if applicable)

Authority

• FAR Part 12 — Commercial Products & Commercial Services

• FAR Part 13 — Simplified Acquisition Procedures

• FAR Part 15 — Contracting by Negotiation

• FAR Part 16 — Indefinite‑Delivery Contracts (IDIQs, BPAs, BOAs)

• FAR Part 36 — Construction & Architect‑Engineer Contracts

Timing

• Period of Performance

• Custom Date Range (optional)

Keywords

• Keyword 1

• Keyword 2

• Keyword 3

What You Receive

A curated list that includes:

• Top 10 U.S. Government solicitations that match your priorities

• Top 5 opportunities for each other notice type (Sources Sought, RFIs, Pre‑Solicitations)

• Notice IDs, titles, deadlines, and key details

This becomes Curated List A (Fiscal‑Year) or Curated List B (Calendar‑Year).

STEP 2 — Choose How Often You Want Updates (Optional)

U.S. Government opportunities open and close quickly.

If you want ongoing visibility, you can choose to receive updated versions of your curated list.

A‑Series (Fiscal‑Year — through Sept 30, 2026)

A — One‑Time Curated List

A complete list of U.S. Government contract opportunities relevant to your company for the rest of the fiscal year.

A1 — Monthly Updates (Optional)

A new updated list every month through September 2026.

A2 — Weekly Updates (Optional)

A new updated list every week through September 2026.

Best for catching short‑deadline notices.

B‑Series (Calendar‑Year — through Dec 31, 2026)

B — One‑Time Curated List

A complete list of U.S. Government contract opportunities relevant to your company for the rest of the calendar year.

B1 — Monthly Updates (Optional)

A new updated list every month through December 2026.

B2 — Weekly Updates (Optional)

A new updated list every week through December 2026.

Ideal for teams that want maximum visibility.

Why This Matters for Your Business

We are now in Q2 of the U.S. Government fiscal year, which ends on September 30, 2026.

Government agencies must use their budgets before the fiscal year ends — unused funds do not carry over.

This creates a major spending spike in Q4 (July–September) as departments rush to award contracts before their budgets expire.

This year, the spike may be even larger because the recent government shutdown delayed spending that was already budgeted, creating pent‑up demand.

If you want to benefit from this surge, now is the time to start identifying and preparing for opportunities so your company is ready for peak season.

If you want to diversify your revenue, reduce risk from AI automation, and work with a buyer that:

• purchases in every industry,

• buys in large volume,

• spends during peace and war,

• and adopts new technology more slowly than the private sector,

then you should know what U.S. Government contract opportunities exist for your company — near you or anywhere in the world.

This service shows you exactly where those opportunities are.