Expired SAM.gov Registrations — Lapsed Federal Contractors and Grantees
U.S. Location Dataset // 80,242

80,242 SAM.gov registrations that have expired and were not renewed — the lapsed contractors and grantees the extract still carries in full, from the 2026-09-06 SAM.gov public extract. 100.0% carry a street address, 45.9% a website, 76.3% a primary NAICS code with its title, 85.0% a CAGE code, 100.0% the name of the government business point of contact, and 50.4% are small businesses for their primary NAICS. Email addresses where the firm publishes one on its SBA profile. Every row carries the UEI and CAGE code, physical and mailing address, entity structure, state and country of incorporation, entity start date, every NAICS and PSC code with titles, the set-aside and ownership flags SAM records (woman-owned, veteran-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, minority-owned, 8(a) and HUBZone certifications with expiry dates), the purpose of registration, and the initial, activation, last-update and expiration dates of the registration. A lapsed registration is a renewal prospect: an entity that let its SAM registration expire cannot receive a new award until it renews. Registrants who opted out of public display in SAM.gov (31,437 in this extract) are excluded from every product. Built from the SAM.gov public entity extract — the monthly file the General Services Administration publishes of every registration in the System for Award Management, decoded with GSA's own layout, the Census NAICS list and the GSA PSC manual.

All 80,242 records, as published — the complete set rather than a sample. That matters most for coverage and gap questions: put together the same list from partial searches and every location you miss reads as a gap that is not there, so the answer is wrong rather than merely late. Assembling the U.S.-wide coverage by hand also means one query per area against sources that cap what they return per search.