Demonstration environment — the portfolio, monitoring signals, reports and coordination threads below are fictional and created for this walkthrough. The Records Search screen is different: it queries six government data sources live for real public records.

Agency console

Vendor portfolio & in-term monitoring

Saturday, September 5, 2026 · 06:00 refresh

Vendors monitored

148

Across 214 active PINs

Open signals

7

2 require action · 3 elevated · 2 watch

Awaiting responsibility determination

5

Oldest pending 9 days

New signals · 12 weeks

31 filings

Weekly, all monitored vendors

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Needs attention

7 open

Signals are drawn from public records and agency feeds and refreshed daily. Select a signal to see its evidence chain.

Cross-agency coordination

Structured, sourced facts shared between agencies. Not a shared exclusion list — each agency makes its own responsibility determination, and vendors receive notice and a factual-dispute process.

Vendor portfolio

6 of 148 shown

Vendor	Posture	Open signals	Active PINs	Value under contract	Other agencies	Baseline

Showing the review queue — the 6 vendors with an open signal, a pending determination, or contract activity in the last 30 days. The other 142 monitored vendors are clear and unchanged this period; the full portfolio is under Vendors.

Public Records Search

Live queries against six government data sources

Live data

Real public records — every search on this screen queries the named government sources in real time, and records are shown exactly as published, with no scoring, no posture labels and no inference. The presence of a record is not a finding about any vendor, and the absence of one is not a clearance.

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Sources: NYC Open Data (City Record award notices), Open Data NY (OGS Design & Construction vendor payments; Dept. of Taxation and Finance warrant docket), USASpending (federal prime awards), FPDS-NG (federal contract actions), and SAM.gov (entity registration and the consolidated federal exclusions list). All results are name-based matches queried at the moment of search — verify at the source before relying on any record. Warrant results show business entities only; individual-person debtors are filtered out of this demo.