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Answers are drawn from the corpora on this page, not from a model's memory. The regulation, decision or record is fetched first and the answer is written from it.
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Every answer GovConDash gives is retrieved and cited from grounded, verifiable data. Here is what the platform sits on.
AS OF OCTOBER 2026. Every count is taken from the platform's own database.
The FAR, DFARS and CAS in force.
FAR overhaul deviations and thresholds.
The statutes behind the regulations.
Proposed rules and executive orders.
Class deviations, policy memos and the budget.
NDAA bill text and its progress.
Opportunities, registrations and Other Transactions.
Awards, obligations and agency spending.
SBIR/STTR topics and the award registry.
Size standards and the Small Business Search.
Audit programs, the CAM and MRD memos.
The DCMA Blue List.
10-K, 10-Q and 8-K filings.
The CMMC C3PAO directory.
The NAICS code tables.
Bid protest decisions.
Armed Services Board decisions.
Civilian Board decisions.
Protest and claims opinions.
Appeals from the court and boards.
Size and status appeals.
False Claims Act enforcement.
Logos and seals identify the public sources GovConDash reads. GovConDash is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these agencies, boards or courts.
Answers are drawn from the corpora on this page, not from a model's memory. The regulation, decision or record is fetched first and the answer is written from it.
Every answer names the section, decision or record it relies on and links back to it, so the reader can open the source and check.
AI-drafted analyses are checked against the source text after generation. A citation or quotation that cannot be matched is dropped, not shipped.
Where the data does not cover a question, the answer says the information is not available and links to the source document rather than guessing.
The same corpora are open to your own AI assistant through the GovConDash MCP server.
Where the data comes from, how current it is, and how an answer traces back to it.
From 22 public government sources, including the eCFR, Acquisition.gov, the Federal Register, SAM.gov, USAspending.gov, the SBA, DCAA, SEC EDGAR, Congress.gov, and the published decisions of GAO, the ASBCA, the CBCA, the Court of Federal Claims, the Federal Circuit and SBA OHA. Each source is listed on this page with a link to its publisher.
18,258 decisions and opinions: 5,949 GAO bid protest decisions, 4,650 ASBCA decisions, 3,639 CBCA decisions, 2,364 Court of Federal Claims decisions, 453 Federal Circuit decisions and 1,203 SBA OHA appeals, plus 951 Department of Justice False Claims Act announcements.
SAM.gov opportunities and DoW SBIR/STTR topics refresh daily, SAM.gov registrations monthly, and USAspending award data is retrieved when you ask for it. The regulation, case law, budget and audit corpora are refreshed by scheduled pipelines. The counts on this page were last taken in October 2026.
Yes. Every answer cites the regulation section, decision or record it relies on and links to it, and AI-drafted analyses are checked against the source text after generation.
No. GovConDash reads public records the agencies, boards and courts publish. The logos on this page identify those sources and do not imply an endorsement.
Yes. The GovConDash MCP server gives AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT read-only access to the same grounded corpora, with the sources returned alongside every result.