We map every government buyer so you don't have to

There are over 90,000 government agencies in the United States—cities, counties, school districts, transit authorities, utilities, and more. Together, they spend $3+ trillion every year. But here's the challenge: just knowing who all these buyers are is nearly impossible.

And even if you could list every agency, how do you know which ones are actually looking to buy? Buying signals are buried in meeting minutes, budget documents, and planning records that no sales team has time to read. By the time an RFP drops, you're already too late—relationships have been built and specs have been written.

Our founder, Abbas Khan, spent years building data products that transformed decision-making in finance—at Cherre, Chronograph, and S&P Global. The pattern was always the same: valuable insights buried in scattered, unstructured data that nobody had time to process.

When he looked at the public sector, he saw the same opportunity—but bigger. Governments publish everything: meeting agendas, budget approvals, capital plans, vendor registrations. The buying signals are there, months before procurement begins. Someone just needed to read it all, connect the dots, and surface what matters.

In 2025, we founded Civic IQ to solve this problem. Our platform maps every government buyer in America—who they are, what they've purchased, who makes the decisions, and most importantly, what they're planning to buy next.

We continuously monitor government activity, extract buying signals from millions of documents, and connect you directly to decision-makers—months before procurement starts. No more cold outreach to the wrong person. No more missing opportunities you never knew existed.

Just clear intelligence on who's buying, what they need, and when to reach out.