
Header
- Requirement Type badge — New Requirement, Follow-on, etc.
- ID and Agency
- Email Contact and Schedule Meeting — unique to Forecasts and Subcontracting, in place of New Chat (Ask Sammy isn’t available from a Forecast page)
Main sections
Estimated Contract Value
A headline dollar figure at the top of the page. When SamSearch has an AI-inferred value range for this requirement, that range is shown (and badged as AI-generated) in preference to the agency’s own raw estimate — the AI range is usually the more current number. Performance Period dates appear alongside it when the agency has published them.Linked Recompete Contracts
When SamSearch has matched this forecast to one or more expiring contracts in Recompete, a Linked Recompete Contracts card appears just below the estimated value, with a match count. Each match shows the contract’s title, incumbent vendor, value, end date, and NAICS, and opens that contract’s Recompete page — useful for sizing up the incumbent and the current contract before the follow-on is solicited. Matches are made automatically, either from a shared contract number, solicitation ID, or parent vehicle, or from a close NAICS, agency, and title/description match. Forecasts marked as a New Requirement are never linked, since there’s no existing contract to recompete. The same link shows up on the Recompete side as Agency Forecast Confirmed.Description
Often minimal or placeholder text this early in the process — lean on Key Details and AI Insights for planning instead.AI Insights
Shown only when SamSearch has generated search tags for this requirement: a Product/Service type chip (Service or Product) plus a set of AI-derived tag badges describing what the requirement covers. This is a classification aid, not a strategy memo — for bid strategy, ask Sammy directly from the Smart Summary.Key Details sidebar
Classification sidebar
NAICS and PSC codes (with titles), Agency, Organization, and Place of Performance.Forecasts do not include Attachments, a History timeline, or Market Intelligence tabs — those only apply once a requirement becomes an actual Federal solicitation.
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