Search prior awards
Part of these button learning paths: Award History
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Application path: Main Menu → Award History → select Year → enter NAICS Code → Search beside NAICS.
Search fields and their Search buttons
| Field or control | Meaning and use |
|---|---|
| Year | Choose the award year before searching. |
| Keyword Search — first and second boxes | Enter words describing the work. Enter the first keyword, then use Search beside Professional Service Code to submit the criteria; the keyword boxes do not have their own Search button. |
| Professional Service Code | Choose the product or service classification for the work you are researching, then use its Search button. |
| Contract Number | Enter a known procurement reference and use the Search button on that row. |
| NAICS Code | Enter the industry code and use its Search button. The computer-training example uses 611420. |
| Vendor Search | Choose the identifier type shown beside the entry, supply the company name or identifier, then use the Search button on that row. |
| Show GSA Schedule Contracts only | Restrict the search to the displayed GSA Schedule contract option. |
| Show Mid-Atlantic Region only | Use the displayed regional restriction when researching that market. |
| Agency | Choose the buying agency you want to research. |
| Place of Performance by State | Choose where the work is performed, rather than assuming the contractor address is the work location. |
| Place of Performance by Zip Code | Enter a ZIP code for the work location. |
| Set Aside | Choose the listed business-eligibility category. The notice or contract remains the source for its terms. |
| Country | Choose the work-location country when that restriction is relevant. |
Choose the search values
Select Year for the award actions you want to review. Enter the industry code in NAICS Code, then use the Search button beside that field. The demonstrated 2026 / 611420 search opens grouped results. Adding Virginia under Place of Performance by State opens a flat list of individual actions for that work location; the state describes where the work is performed, not the vendor's mailing state. The selected award-history year is separate from an action's Est Completion Date.
Example: computer-training awards in 2026
Select 2026, enter 611420 in NAICS Code, and click the Search beside it. Wait for the results to load. On October 21, 2026, the result list contained 314 items, with 100 on its first page.
The grid has a small triangle at the beginning of each row. Click it to expand the related records beneath that row. For example, expanding GS35F369CA — LEARNING TREE INTERNATIONAL USA INC displays the contract's related award actions. The expanded list contains 11 items, with its own page controls showing the first ten. Its page controls are separate from the outer list's page controls.
The contract number repeats because these are different actions associated with that contract. Read ModNumber and Award Date to distinguish the displayed actions. Do not treat repeated contract numbers as interchangeable records.
Example: show individual actions performed in Virginia
Return to Award History. Select 2026, enter NAICS 611420, and select Virginia under Place of Performance by State. Click Search beside NAICS.
The October 21 example returns 72 individual actions, with 20 on the first page. This layout has no expansion arrow: each row is already an action. It also has no ModNumberCount column. Use Contract # and ModNumber together when opening a particular action.
For example, 70T01026F7670N017, modification 0, describes Coursera enterprise licenses. It shows $740,500.00, Award Date September 30, 2026, and Est Completion Date September 29, 2027. The Pop Zip is 221502404. This is the place-of-performance location, not necessarily the company's mailing address.
The contrast is useful: start with the expandable view to research related actions together; add a state when you need a worksite-focused list. Always read the layout and row identifiers before comparing amounts.
Example: find awards for a known CAGE
Use this route when you know the supplier's CAGE instead of an industry code. Open Award History, select 2026, clear the NAICS Code, and leave the location at All States. In Vendor Search, enter 1UF60, select CAGE Code, and click the Search beside Vendor Search.
The October 23, 2026 search returns 321 grouped items, with 100 on the first page, for U.S.A. SPARES INC. One displayed row is contract SPE4A626V9663, modification P00001, for THIMBLE,ROPE, with $19,770 displayed and ModNumberCount 2.
Use the row's expansion triangle to review its related actions, as in the computer-training example. Read the contract number and modification together before following a particular action. Continue with the award-result fields and expanded records, then use the office or vendor links for further research. This is another way to reach the same grouped-results layout; the existing export explanation applies to that layout.