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The Homeland Security Spending Trail: How to Follow the Money Through U.S. Government Databases

Ali NematiJan 6

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The guide outlines several resources for investigating Department of Homeland Security (DHS) purchasing and contracts:

FPDS.gov: For searching federal procurement data.
GSA Advantage: A government online shopping superstore searchable by products and services available to DHS.
SAM.gov: To find information on companies doing business with the U.S. government.
gsaadvantage.gov: Provides a catalog of items and services immediately available to the government, including product offerings from specific manufacturers.
DHS Daily Public Report: For daily updates on covered contract awards over $4 million in XML, JSON, CSV, or XLSX formats.
APFS (Acquisition Planning Forecast System): Lists upcoming contracts greater than $350,000 by agency subcomponents.
DHS AI Use Case Inventory: Details artificial intelligence use cases across DHS components.
NASA SEWP: For fast-tracking acquisition of IT products

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