Awardly Toolbox

The tools you need. Right here, in your browser.

Single-purpose tools built on published federal data. Every one runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is stored, transmitted or logged.

Federal Contracting 6 tools, 3 available

  • Federal Size Standard Checkeravailable

    Enter your receipts and employee count. See whether you are small under each NAICS code, against the current SBA standards and the proposed rule side by side.

    14 codes + the 562910 exception

  • Wage Determination Lookupavailable

    The wage floor for a trade in a locality, under the Service Contract Act or Davis-Bacon. Names the trades that have NO classification and need an SF-1444 conformance.

    live from sam.gov, never cached

  • NAICS Lookupin development

    Code, description, current and proposed size standard, and related codes. Built on the same threshold file as the size standard checker.

    SBA size standards

  • SIN Lookupin development

    Which Special Item Numbers map to a NAICS code, and the exclusions each one carries.

    GSA Multiple Award Schedule

  • Set-Aside Eligibilityin development

    Which programmes a firm may qualify for, and what each one requires.

    8(a), SDVOSB, HUBZone, WOSB

  • Receipts Averaging Helperavailable

    Works through the five-year average at 13 CFR 121.104 step by step, including short years, affiliates and a share of a joint venture. Shows the working.

    13 CFR 121.104 + 121.103(h)

Inspections 1 tool, 1 available

  • HQS and NSPIRE Report Generatoravailable

    Fill and generate HUD housing inspection reports. Runs in the browser; the completed form is handed straight back to you.

    HUD-52580, HUD-52580-A, NSPIRE

How these tools work

Each tool states what it is built on and when that source was published, because rules change and a tool that does not say which version it used cannot be checked. Where a rule is proposed rather than final, the tool says so on its face rather than in a footnote.

None of them give advice. They state what the published rules say and do the arithmetic, so you can see the working and check it against the source yourself.

Tools marked in development are not links and do nothing yet. They are listed so you can see what is coming, not to suggest it is ready.