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All 50 states, from the day you subscribe

We watch every state. When the money moves, you know by the weekend.

Your report is true the day it ships. The trouble is that states do not hold still: a deadline slides on a Friday, a budget line is revised between reports, an initiative crosses from planning into a live solicitation. The watch keeps your insight current, so what you decided on last month is still true today.

State records as of September 24, 2026.

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One product, two surfaces

The watch is the engine that keeps your intelligence current. Navigator Pro is how you turn it on. This page is what the watch does; pricing is where you start it. Every Navigator Pro plan is the watch, in your hands.

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What we watch

Four things, in every state, on a continuous loop

  • Applications and awards

    Who applied, who won, how much was obligated, and when a contract moves from in progress to executed.

  • Budgets and allocations

    Line items in quarterly and legislative reports, the dollars behind each initiative, and the figure that shifts between drafts.

  • Solicitations and deadlines

    New NOFOs and RFAs the day they post, status transitions, and every open and close date as it moves.

  • Officials and contacts

    Lead-agency leadership, named program contacts, and the people in the room, as they change.

How fast it surfaces

From a quiet Friday edit to a signal you can act on

  1. Fri 4:58pm A state edits its site An agency quietly moves a deadline or posts a new solicitation.
  2. Minutes later The watch detects it We monitor all 50 states continuously, so a change does not wait for someone to go looking.
  3. Same pass Verified and sealed The new figure is checked against the source, page-anchored, and sealed.
  4. By the weekend You know Your report updates and an alert tells you what changed and why.
What changed

A recent-changes view, the way you would see it

The first item is real and provable. The rest are illustrative of the kinds of change the watch surfaces.

  1. Solicitation posted Oklahoma Rural Regional Reorientation opened with a pool.
  2. Deadline moved Arizona example A solicitation close date shifts by two weeks.
  3. Status change North Carolina example An initiative crosses from in-design to awarded.
  4. Budget revised Pennsylvania example A per-initiative figure changes between quarterly reports.
  5. Contact changed Texas example A new program lead is named on the agency page.

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The watch comes with every Navigator Pro plan. Pick the plan that fits your team, and your intelligence stays current automatically.

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Questions people actually ask

What happens when a state changes something after I buy?
Every Atlas includes quarterly refreshes for 12 months, so the report is re-cut four times against what the state has since published. If you need the picture to move the week a state moves it rather than the quarter, that is what a Navigator Pro subscription does.
What does the watch actually do?
The watch is the difference between a report that was true when it was written and one that is still true when you act on it. A state that moves a deadline or reprices a pool changes what you should do next, and the watch is how that reaches you instead of you rechecking fifty states by hand.

More on how the program works in the full program FAQ and the federal program rules.