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 new Federal Railroad Administration rule permits railroads to satisfy the hands-on portion of periodic brake system refresher training through instructor-led, computer-based 3D simulation, effective September 30, 2026.
A Federal Register correction clarifies a DHS rule amending 8 CFR Part 208 to permit asylum officers to refer affirmative asylum applications to immigration courts without first conducting an interview.
JetBlue and Spirit have petitioned the FAA for an exemption from LaGuardia Airport's slot-sale prohibition to allow Spirit to sell 22 operating authorizations to JetBlue following Spirit's wind-down.
NHTSA has determined that a marking error on approximately 532 Michelin T-type spare tires showing the wrong maximum inflation pressure in one sidewall location is inconsequential to motor vehicle safety.
Five agencies act across banking disclosure, labor arbitration, overseas passport renewal, arms export controls, and Alaska groundfish management.
The FAA is seeking public comment on proposed safety standards governing a digital fly-by-wire flight control system installed in the Robinson Model R66 helicopter by Skyryse, covering pilot awareness of control margin proximity.
The Drug Enforcement Administration places newly FDA-approved anesthetic cipepofol in Schedule IV, while NIH's Center for Scientific Review schedules a series of closed peer-review panels and Treasury renews a social impact advisory commission.
The FAA finalizes structural and mechanical safety mandates for Airbus A318/A319/A320/A321 and Boeing 787 fleets, while USDA's CCC amends its Farmer Bridge Assistance Program to include blue and red corn producers who were inadvertently excluded.
A final rule effective August 26, 2026 sets Executive Schedule level I as the default maximum critical pay rate and strips out non-statutory approval criteria, aligning OPM regulations more closely with governing law.
The IRS is soliciting public comment on petitions to add three industrial chemicals to the Superfund taxable substances list, while the USPTO updates trademark classification and the FCA removes an outdated loan category from its regulations.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is amending its approved spent fuel storage cask list to include a new basket design for the TN Americas NUHOMS system, with comments due September 25, 2026.
Three federal agencies publish housekeeping and continuity actions affecting workforce appeals rules, Native Hawaiian education grants, and NASA diver medical screening.
The FAA amends four California restricted-area boundaries, CBP establishes four coastal customs-enforcement zones, and FMCSA opens comment periods on two information-collection renewals — all effective or due this fall.
Federal and state grants, appropriations, and where the funding actually flows.
21 briefingsInfrastructure programs, housing, capital projects, and the IIJA / IRA dollars landing on the ground.
39 briefingsProcurement, open RFPs, govcon trends, and who is winning the awards.
10 briefingsGovernment adoption of AI, the govtech stack, and the policy on automation.
67 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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