What changed

Every change this system observed in the last 30 days: an already recorded filing whose dollar amount moved, and a filing seen for the first time. First sightings are split by whether the filing was new to the public record or only new to this watchlist. Both come from the same append only store the rest of this site reads: a filing is never overwritten, so an amendment is a new version sitting next to the one before it, and the change is the difference between them.

Last refreshed November 4, 2026 at 2:31 PM UTC. The store holds 18787 filings: 686 captured live by the daily poll, 17672 fetched after the fact by the historical sweep, and 429 carried over in the one time backfill. The sweep is most of the store and none of this page, for the reason given under the daily counts below.

Amounts that moved

The rarest thing here and the reason this page exists. A figure this site has already published changing is a fact about the federal record, not about this system. 3 of the 249 changes on this page are of this kind. An amendment that changed nothing but a timestamp is not listed anywhere on this page: most amendments are exactly that.

A figure moving down is a deobligation or a corrected record, not an error on this site: both numbers are what USAspending reported, at the two moments this system asked. Where this system has measured the award, the latest action column shows the most recent recorded action against it, its modification number, date and what it obligated; that is usually the action behind the change and its date says whether it can be. Unmeasured means this system has not yet asked, not that there was no action.

New to the record

246 filings this system first saw within seven days of the date the source gives them: for a lobbying filing, the day the Senate posted it; for a contract award, the day USAspending last modified the record. These are the first sightings that say something about an agency rather than about this system.

New to the watchlist

0 filings that were public before this system was watching the entity, and arrived because an alias or an entity was added; a row marked undated carries no published date to compare.

None in the last 30 days.

By day, including the days this system was catching up

Every row the store gained in the window, counted by the day this system observed it and by how it arrived, with nothing summed away. A day carrying a historical sweep or the one time backfill is large because of the fetch, not because of the federal record, and reading it as a day of unusual activity would be the single easiest mistake to make from this data. New to record counts the first sightings within seven days of their source date, by the same rule as the table above.

This window is downloadable as changes.csv, with every column described in the data dictionary, and followable as an RSS feed of the filings new to the record. Each entity’s page has a feed of its own. The confluence view this page replaced is still here and still computed the same way.