Read the account's keyword contract roadmap
Part of these button learning paths: Expiring Contracts 120 Days · My Government RoadMap
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Open the report and continue to a result
Choose Expiring Contracts 120 Days under Primary Searches. You can also use the same named button from My Opportunities. Find your keyword row, then select a monthly count to inspect the underlying contracts. Select Contract # in the resulting award list to read an award or modification. Return to the keyword report before choosing a different keyword or month. Close a child tab if one opened separately; otherwise use browser Back.
For an independent search by company, NAICS or year, use Main Menu → Research → Expiring Contracts through 2030 instead; follow the search instructions.
The Main Menu labels this route Expiring Contracts 120 Days. It opens the account's keyword report, headed Expiring Contracts, with four month columns. These are calendar-month groups, not an exact rolling 120-day window. The detailed field guide shows how to read a keyword row and its award link.
What determines the report
The report uses the signed-in account's CAGE and shows keyword rows that match its saved solicitation-search criteria. It also displays the stored business name, address, renewal date, award-history flag and electronic-business point of contact. If the account has no saved keywords, the report may be sparse or empty; that does not prove there are no future government purchases. Review the current keyword rules with the account administrator. See assigned criteria.
| Report heading/field | Meaning in this report and how to use it |
|---|---|
| Keyword | Saved account search term for this row. It is not itself an open notice. |
| Awards [year] | Past contract count associated with the keyword; use it for market history. |
| # of Agencies | Buyer count; select it to explore the agency report. |
| Incumbents | Company count; select it to see past awardees. |
| $ | Dollars obligated on past awards, not money available for a new bid. |
| # Sols | Solicitation count; select it to open notices, then check the originals for current status. |
| Month1–Month4 | Counts and dollars for contracts expected to complete in each month. Select a month to inspect award actions and their dates. |
| Business name / Roadmap | Stored legal business name used in the report title. Confirm the account identity when using a shared login. |
| CAGE and registration expiration date | The CAGE parameter and stored renewal date from the business record. Compare current status in the official SAM.gov entity information; a date in this report is not proof of active registration. |
| Award History: Y/N | A stored company history flag. It is not the number, date or dollar value of this company's awards. |
| Address and business point of contact | Stored profile location and electronic-business contact. These identify the profile behind the CAGE; they do not filter the keyword market by place of performance. |
In the October 10, 2026 Business Development example, Month2 showed 1 / $57,824. It linked to an award action with $57,823.76 obligated and a November 15, 2026 estimated completion date. The display rounds the dollars. The keyword field guide shows the related agency, company and workbook views.
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A business review
A custodial supplier can review whether custodial and related keywords are actually configured for its CAGE, compare the report's historical awards and solicitation count as market context, and then run a current solicitation search. The team should open original notices, check scope, place of performance, set-aside and deadlines, and use award history for specific prior actions. The keyword roadmap helps choose where to investigate; it does not name a renewal opportunity by itself.
Check the account identity, keyword, month and actual award action together before sharing a conclusion. An expected completion date can support research into follow-on work; it does not establish that a new solicitation exists. The checked Excel download shows the same Business Development row and explains merged cells, monthly text and count cells containing web addresses.
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