FPDS is Gone - Now What? · Government Contracting School

FPDS is Gone - Now What?

If you've tried to access FPDS recently, you already know... It's gone.

The Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS) — the database thousands of contractors relied on for market research, contract history, and FSC code (Federal Supply Code — the category system used to classify what the government buys) analysis — has been shut down.

Here's what you use now: Contrax AI.

We built Contrax AI specifically to fill this gap.

When you search by FSC code on Contrax AI, you get clean, filtered results — not tens of thousands of records to scroll through. The CSV export is straightforward. And if you want to know how much DLA (Defense Logistics Agency — the branch of the military that manages purchasing for the U.S. armed forces) is spending on a specific FSC code and how frequently? That's right there, in one view.

Here's what that means for you:

You can see all the relevant information for your FSC codes — including demand data — with a click.

No more spending hours piecing together data from scattered records.

Just clean, actionable data. Instantly.

The same information you used to get from FPDS — except faster, cleaner, and more comprehensive.

Want to see how it works?

👉 Check it out at https://www.contraxai.tech

Let's get back to work,

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P.S. FPDS isn't coming back. But you don't need it when you have a better solution. See for yourself: https://www.contraxai.tech

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