An approved budget is a ceiling, not what's available. PursuitIQ joins appropriations to obligations to show the remaining unobligated balance behind a pursuit — the number that tells you whether the work can still be awarded. No commodity data provider sells this.
Remaining unobligated = total_budgetary_resources − obligations, taken from USAspending's own account-level data so the operands reconcile — not an apportioned figure minus obligations from a different feed.
OMB apportionment data surfaces the hold signal (appropriated − apportioned) and coverage. Footnotes and incorporated spend plans are treated as first-class — they encode the conditions that decide whether money is truly obligatable.
Federal obligations are back-loaded toward September. Pace is projected against historical monthly profiles, not a flat line — and the projection is shown as a labeled estimate with confidence, never as a hard number.
Each number carries its source and data_as_of. USAspending submissions can lag 30–90 days; we show that rather than calling the layer "real-time."
Accounts obligating behind their seasonal pace — money the agency likely must commit before fiscal year-end.
Material unobligated balances within the period-of-availability window before funds expire.
A widening gap between what Congress appropriated and what OMB has apportioned — a possible withhold.
A new SF-132 iteration posts — a release, reprogramming, or rescission worth watching.
High remaining availability with no open SAM/Grants.gov notice — the window before the RFP drops.
Remaining-available dollars aggregated across your target agencies, for BD strategy and forecasting.
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