TL;DR

Prime Leads tells small government contractors which recompetes are worth acting on this week.

A Monday memo, not a search platform. Prime Leads is a Cleo product for five to fifty person primes and subs with known NAICS lanes and one capture owner.

WHAT IS PRIME LEADS?

A weekly recompete monitoring service for small government contractors.

Prime Leads is a weekly federal contract recompete monitoring service for small government contractor primes and subcontractors. The product scans public procurement sources such as USAspending.gov, SAM.gov Contract Opportunities, GAO bid protest decisions, and selected agency forecasts, then sends a Monday memo with five to ten sourced recompete opportunities in the customer's NAICS footprint.

Each memo entry includes the contract, incumbent, agency, cliff date, evidence summary, confidence label, source trail, and one recommended next action. Prime Leads is designed for small capture teams that already know their lanes and want recurring recompete judgment without maintaining another saved-search workflow.

Product factPrime Leads detail
AudienceSmall government contractor primes and subcontractors with known NAICS lanes and one BD or capture owner.
Delivery cadenceWeekly Monday memo at 7am ET with five to ten sourced recompete entries.
SourcesUSAspending.gov award history, SAM.gov Contract Opportunities, GAO bid protest decisions, and selected agency forecasts.
Scoring methodRule-based review of cliff strength, option history, modification pattern, and procurement-in-motion signals.
Source cadencePublic source pulls run every weeknight, and paid memo entries receive founder review before Monday delivery.
Monitoring windowActive contracts in approved NAICS bands with PoP end dates 90 to 730 days out are scored for the memo.
Confidence labelsHIGH means act this week, MEDIUM means calendar it, and LOW means watch only.
Sample volumeThe public sample digest shows five entries: three HIGH confidence, one MEDIUM, and one LOW.
Starting priceSolo starts at $59/month with a 30-day money-back window.

WHAT

A weekly recompete radar for federal contractors in specific NAICS lanes. Each memo gives five to ten likely recompetes, ranked by confidence, with sources and one next move.

WHY

Period-of-performance end dates do not equal recompete dates. Spreadsheets miss option patterns, new notices, vehicle changes, and soft cliffs.

HOW

You give Cleo your NAICS, agencies, certifications, and constraints. Prime Leads monitors USAspending, SAM.gov, GAO, and agency forecasts, then sends a Monday memo.