FARaudit gives federal and defense contractors the reach of a full capture team, from the government’s own data.
My love for this country and its defense began when I went to work at Sikorsky, now part of Lockheed Martin. That is where I learned that a BLACK HAWK®, like an F-35 Lightning II, is built from parts made by shops most people have never heard of, and I have admired them ever since.
Not long after, at my father’s funeral, the military came to give him a final salute. That is how I learned he had served. I never wore the uniform myself. FARaudit is how I stand with those who do, and with the companies that equip them.
Those companies, from the firm that machines one part to the one that runs a program, are some of the most capable businesses in America. Too often, the work still goes to whoever can afford a capture team. I started FARaudit to change that.
I am building it to last, and in this market there is one way to do that: earn your trust on every bid. That is the standard I hold every screen to.

Each is a bet against the way the market runs today.
One person with the right tool should be able to run capture, and a full team should get its time back.
A five-person shop should see what a prime’s capture team sees. What wins should be how well you compete, not how many people you can pay to look.
Most firms meet a requirement the day it posts. The contracts coming back in your codes are public long before that, and so is who holds them.
A call you cannot check is a call you cannot trust. Our audits are built to show the document and the words behind each finding.
The audit is built to stop and name a file it cannot read. We would rather tell you what we could not read than guess on pages we never saw.
What you see comes from SAM.gov, USAspending and the government’s other public sources, read from the source. Nothing on our pages is a made-up example.
Your company record shapes the audits we run for you. It is not sold, not shared with other customers, and never trains AI for anyone else.
FAR is the Federal Acquisition Regulation, the rulebook behind federal buying. Audit is what every package deserves before you bid it.
Access is by application. Pricing is shared during your access review.