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
A temporary fisheries reallocation in the Gulf of Alaska takes immediate effect, while federal agencies advance routine information collection and peer-review activities.
Three federal agencies publish overlapping Paperwork Reduction Act notices and SBA disaster loan actions covering military student tracking, youth welfare research, innovation evaluation, and storm relief in New Hampshire and Utah.
The Veterans Health Administration is requesting a 60-day public comment period on a revised information collection package for the State Veterans Homes Construction & Acquisition Grant Program.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has published a correction to its Fiscal Year 2026 fee schedule rule, revising annual fee figures in 10 CFR 171.16 for licenses covering the human use of byproduct, source, and special nuclear materials.
The October 19, 2026 Federal Register carries a new OPM enrollment-integrity portal for the FEHB Program, an EPA air-standards delegation to a Washington State agency, and paperwork extensions covering South Pacific tuna fishing — alongside commission meeting notices from CPSC and NRC.
The FCC is modifying its Lifeline Program privacy system of records to add a suspension and debarment disclosure use, while the FAA proposes mandatory inspections on several Airbus helicopter models after reports of rotor servo-control torque loss.
Final Treasury regulations clarify that intragroup liability assumptions in section 351 exchanges will not reduce a transferor member's stock basis, settling a question that has been open since 2001.
A cluster of NIH peer-review meetings are amended or newly scheduled for November and February, while NOAA's fisheries arm shifts 700 metric tons of Atka mackerel from an incidental catch allowance to the Amendment 80 cooperative in the Bering Sea.
The Office of Administration is voluntarily following NEPA and historic preservation procedures as it evaluates painting the EEOB's granite façade to visually align it with the White House, citing both deterioration and aesthetic concerns.
The FAA is proposing a new airworthiness directive requiring cargo hook beam modifications on Airbus Helicopters Deutschland MBB-BK 117 D-2 helicopters after certification testing revealed a post-crash fuel leakage hazard.
The Office of Personnel Management is codifying amendments to its Family and Medical Leave Act regulations that broaden qualifying service for eligibility and exclude certain Veterans Health Administration employees from title 5 FMLA coverage.
NOAA Fisheries is prohibiting retention of Pacific Ocean perch under the incidental catch allowance in the Central Regulatory Area of the Gulf of Alaska after the 2026 quota was determined to have been reached.
Three federal agencies move on distinct regulatory fronts: the CFTC opens public comment on a comprehensive crypto asset framework, the USDA finalizes streamlined objection rules for national forest projects, and the FCC processes a petition challenging its communications-disruption rules.
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.
51 briefingsProcurement, open RFPs, govcon trends, and who is winning the awards.
15 briefingsGovernment adoption of AI, the govtech stack, and the policy on automation.
101 briefingsCity and county General Plans, land use, zoning, and the development pipeline.
14 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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