Teaming

The right partner,found in the award data.

See who actually wins the work. Filter by agency, component, NAICS, PSC, set-aside and place of performance, and the Partner Finder ranks the companies from live USAspending award data, each with the role it could play for you, drawn from the size it states on its own SAM.gov registration and the certifications on file.

Save the ones worth a call to your Partner Pipeline, track each one from first contact to a signed agreement, and ask the Teaming Agent to brief a company or draft a first outreach email, with every company, award and rule it names linked to its source.

50

Companies per search

RANKED BY OBLIGATIONS

4

Roles for you

FROM STATED SIZE AND CERTIFICATIONS

6

Pipeline stages

IDENTIFIED TO AGREED

17

FAR and 13 C.F.R. sections

QUOTED BY THE TEAMING AGENT

Partner Finder

Who wins the work, and the role each could play for you

Each row carries the company's obligations under your filters and its share of the list, the size its SAM.gov registration states under your NAICS, its certifications, and a role badge with the reasons behind it. Narrow to one role, open a company page, or add it to your pipeline.

The reader in the video is the fictional XYZ, Inc.; the companies and their figures are real, read from USAspending.gov on November 5, 2026.

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Your filters

An awarding agency and its component, up to 5 NAICS and 5 PSC codes, a set-aside or full and open, a place of performance state, 1, 3 or 5 fiscal years, and small business awards only.

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Ranked by what they won

The top 50 companies by prime obligations under those filters, read live from USAspending.gov, with each company's registrations summed into one row.

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Facts on every row

Its SAM.gov registration status, location and CAGE code, the size it states under your NAICS, and the SBA certifications on file.

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Signals worth a look

An 8(a) term ending within 18 months, a SAM.gov registration expiring within 90 days, and an active exclusion, counted above the table.

The role for you

Prime, sub, peer or protege

Every role rests on stated facts: the size each registration states under the first NAICS you search, which is SAM.gov's own flag and never a revenue or headcount guess, and the SBA certifications on file, set against your own registration. When either size is not stated, the row says so instead of guessing.

Protege or target

Small under the NAICS and in the 8(a) program with its term ending within 18 months: a mentor-protege or acquisition conversation. Tested first, and the only role that needs no company of yours.

Likely sub for you

You are other than small and it is small, or you are both small and it holds a set-aside certification you lack, such as 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB or SDVOSB.

Likely prime for you

You are small under the NAICS and it is other than small: a company you could subcontract to, and whose subcontractors the company page names.

Peer competitor

The same size class under the NAICS, so most likely a competitor for the same work. Worth knowing before you call.

Partner Pipeline

From identified to agreed

Save a company from the finder or its company page with the role it would play. Move it through each stage, keep your notes beside it, set a follow-up reminder on your calendar, and compare up to 3 side by side.

  1. 01Identified
  2. 02Contacted
  3. 03In talks
  4. 04Agreed
  5. 05Declined
  6. 06Archived
Teaming Agent

The rules on teaming, quoted

Whether you can team on a set-aside, which of you has to be small, and how much work a sub can take are written down in the FAR and in SBA's rules at 13 C.F.R. The Teaming Agent quotes these sections from the text the platform holds, and nothing from memory.

Contractor team arrangements (FAR subpart 9.6)

Limitations on subcontracting

Affiliation, including the ostensible subcontractor rule

Small business joint ventures

SBA mentor-protege program

Size standards and when size is determined

Small business subcontracting plans

HUBZone joint ventures

WOSB and EDWOSB joint ventures

VOSB and SDVOSB offers and joint ventures

8(a) joint ventures and mentor-protege

GovConDash

The Teaming tab

One place to work the partner side of a capture: who wins the work, the role each could play beside you, where each conversation stands, and what the rules allow, next to your opportunities, your buyers and the regulations.

Partner Finder

Companies ranked by what they won under your filters, each with a suggested role for you. Start from a SAM.gov notice and the search fills itself in.

Company page

Prime obligations by fiscal year, its awarding agencies, the primes it subs to and the subs it uses, its other transaction agreements, and its record on the platform's dockets.

Partner Pipeline

Each partner saved with its role and stage, your notes, and follow-up reminders on your calendar. Compare up to 3 side by side.

Teaming Agent

Ask who complements you, who a company works with, or what the FAR and SBA rules say about the arrangement. Cited answers, plus searches, pipeline adds and reminders you confirm with one click.

FAQ

Teaming research,
answered.

How GovConDash finds the companies winning under your codes, names the role each could play beside you, and what each plan opens.

From USAspending.gov, read live for your filters: the companies that won prime awards under your agency, NAICS and PSC codes, set-aside and place of performance, ranked by obligations. Each is joined to its SAM.gov registration and to the SBA certifications on file. One company's several registrations are summed into one row by its exact name.

From two stated facts: the size each company's SAM.gov registration states under the first NAICS you searched, and the certifications on file, set against your own registration. Where a size is not stated, the row says Not stated rather than guessing. A role is derived from the registrations, never a judgment of the company.

It keeps only the awards USAspending flags as made to a small business. The flag belongs to the award, so a company that has since grown past its size standard still appears for the years it was small.

Questions about the companies, such as who complements you, who a company already teams with or which recompetes you could join, and questions about the rules on teaming: contractor team arrangements, the limitations on subcontracting, affiliation and the ostensible subcontractor rule, joint ventures, mentor-protege, size and subcontracting plans. It quotes only the FAR and 13 C.F.R. sections the platform holds, and says when a section is outside them.

A free account sees the whole ranked list and opens and saves the top 3 companies. Pro and Max open every company page, download the workbook and use the Teaming Agent.

Those list companies by what they say they do. The Partner Finder ranks them by what they won under your codes at the agencies you sell to, then tells you the role each could play beside you and what to check before you call.

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Rank the companies winning under your codes, see the role each could play beside you, and brief each one with its sources in GovConDash. Monthly Pro starts with a 14-day free trial.

About this page and its animations

  • The animations are illustrations. XYZ, Inc. is a fictitious company: its size under NAICS 336411, its Partner Pipeline, its notes and follow-ups, and the questions it asks are made up for the illustration.
  • The companies shown are real. Their obligations, locations, UEIs, stated sizes and certifications are as USAspending.gov, SAM.gov and the SBA directory reported them on November 5, 2026, and they change as awards and registrations change. The live Partner Finder reads them again on every search.
  • A company's place in a ranking, its role badge or its appearance on this page comes from public award and registration data. It is not an endorsement or a recommendation, not a statement about the company's capabilities or conduct, and not a sign of any relationship with GovConDash.
  • Roles rest on the size each SAM.gov registration states and the certifications on file. They are not a size or status determination, which only the SBA makes.
  • The rule text quoted in the animations is regulation text current as of its eCFR edition. The Teaming Agent's answer shown was written for the illustration around those quotations; a live answer is generated from your own search and the rules the platform holds.
  • Nothing on this page is legal advice. Teaming agreements, joint ventures, affiliation and the limitations on subcontracting turn on the facts of each procurement; consult qualified counsel before relying on them.
  • Company names and logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify the companies.