Find government contractor owners by agency and NAICS.
SAM.gov registrations, FPDS contract awards, and set-aside certifications - not a stale B2B database.
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[01] Discover
300K+ registered government contractors.
traditional databases miss the small primes.
The government contracting ecosystem is dominated by small businesses - 8(a) firms, HUBZone companies, SDVOSBs - that win billions in set-aside contracts. They're registered on SAM.gov and tracked in FPDS, not in traditional B2B databases. If you sell to defense and government, you need data from where these companies actually compete for contracts.
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Registered government contractors
active SAM.gov registrations across all NAICS
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Are small businesses
8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB set-asides
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Have usable data in traditional databases
missing owners, contract history, and set-asides
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To build a list with Origami
any agency, any NAICS, any set-aside type
[02] Research
AI agents that find contractors where
they're actually registered and awarded.
Government contractor owners aren't in traditional B2B databases. They're registered on SAM.gov, winning contracts tracked in FPDS, holding GSA Schedules, and filing for set-aside certifications. Origami's AI agents search these procurement databases in real time, surfacing companies, owners, and contract signals that traditional databases never index.
[03] Capabilities
Find government contractors ready to grow.
Qualified list in under 2 minutes.
SAM.gov registration as the entity source of truth
Every company doing business with the federal government must register on SAM.gov. Origami searches SAM.gov directly, pulling entity names, CAGE codes, NAICS codes, set-aside certifications, and points of contact - data that doesn't exist in any B2B database.
Contract awards as revenue signals
USASpending and FPDS track every dollar the federal government spends. Origami surfaces recent contract awards, obligation amounts, and awarding agencies, so you can target contractors with growing federal revenue and active programs.
Set-aside certifications as segmentation
8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB certifications determine which contracts a company can compete for. Origami identifies active certifications and expiration dates, so you can target companies in specific set-aside categories or those approaching graduation.
GSA Schedule as purchasing authority
Companies with GSA Schedules can buy through streamlined procurement. If you sell through GSA, Origami identifies schedule holders by SIN code, so you can find contractors already authorized to purchase your category of products or services.
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