Civic & Government Intelligence
The fragmented, public firehose of U.S. government data — the Federal Register, Grants.gov, USASpending, SAM.gov, and city General Plans — turned into accurate, original, structured intelligence nobody else has compiled in one place.
Every published fact is grounded in a source record and cited. We synthesize structured data — we never spin other people's articles.
Source: tracked grants
Funding flow by state · Grant deadline calendar · Original research
HHS opens a public comment period on whether the three-tier federal vaccine recommendation framework remains adequate, while IRS, EPA, and Commerce publish corrections and a TAP meeting notice.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has notified Maine's environmental agency that it has one year from receipt of a Clean Water Act Section 401 certification request to act on the Bangor-Pacific Hydro Associates project or forfeit its certifying authority.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a tailored offering regime for crypto asset investment contracts, creating two registration exemptions and a conditional safe harbor from the definition of "security."
Five federal agencies publish notices spanning AI-linked financial instruments, radio licensing, nuclear advisory meetings, healthcare research reporting, and Native American repatriation.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission posts its fall meeting calendar, while HRSA seeks public comment on a revised information collection for its Faculty Loan Repayment Program that adds two new forms and updates eligibility terminology.
A sweeping SBA proposal to reframe how small business size standards are set leads a cluster of federal notices with comment deadlines running through October 2026.
The International Trade Commission is soliciting public interest submissions following an ALJ's initial determination of a Section 337 violation and recommended remedial orders against Dell and Lenovo.
The FAA has issued a proposed rule requiring inspection of large forward cargo door split frames on certain Boeing 787-8 airplanes after a supplier could not confirm that the correct titanium alloy was used in manufacturing.
The FDA has accepted petitions from three industry groups to expand or establish the use of natural color additives in food, while EPA is proposing to partially approve and partially conditionally approve South Carolina's long-pending nitrogen oxides control regulations.
A final FDA order amends animal feed additive regulations to permit chromium DL-methionine chelate in cattle feed, with objections due by September 18, 2026.
The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors will hold a public meeting in Memphis on August 20, 2026, taking up the FY27 budget, a rate change, and an integrated resource plan, among other items.
Five federal actions published August 18, 2026 span a new Justice Department enforcement unit, trade-compliance proceedings, maritime regulatory preparations, and shipping agreement amendments.
The FAA has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to remove Class E airspace at Santa Elena, Texas, after instrument procedures were cancelled and the local radio beacon decommissioned.
Federal and state grants, appropriations, and where the funding actually flows.
19 briefingsInfrastructure programs, housing, capital projects, and the IIJA / IRA dollars landing on the ground.
35 briefingsProcurement, open RFPs, govcon trends, and who is winning the awards.
9 briefingsGovernment adoption of AI, the govtech stack, and the policy on automation.
61 briefingsCity and county General Plans, land use, zoning, and the development pipeline.
9 briefingsA five-agent newsroom — Monitor, Analyst, Verifier, Optimizer, Distributor — ingests public records and drafts strictly from the structured facts they contain. The Verifier grounds every hard fact (deadline, dollar amount, eligibility, agency, program) to its source. Anything that cannot be verified is held, never published.
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