Federal micro-purchase demand, ranked by NAICS code.
Every row below is one NAICS code ranked by trailing 30-day SAM.gov opportunity volume — the leading demand signal — with 60 & 90-day counts shown alongside for trend context. The report refreshes once a day from the NaicsDemandSnapshot rollup and powers the pre-posting signal we watch on every bid draft.
How to read this
Three rolling windows, one leading signal.
30-day
Live demand signal
The primary rank key. Opportunities posted in the trailing 30 days, per NAICS code. A higher number here means more recent buying pressure in the category.
60-day
Trend baseline
Trailing 60-day opportunity count. Useful for spotting a NAICS that's heating up against its recent baseline — when the 60-day count grows faster than the 90-day count, demand is accelerating.
90-day
Structural baseline
Trailing 90-day opportunity count. The widest window and the denominator we compute velocity against. A NAICS that's only hot in the 30-day window without a 90-day baseline is a one-off push, not a durable trend.
Rollup runs at 06:00 UTCevery day from SAM.gov & Unison Global scrape data.