Choose the pursuits worth winning
See funded programs, buyer behavior, incumbency, vehicle headroom and recompete timing before your capture team commits.
There’s an old line in capture: if the RFP is the first time you’ve read about a program, you’ve already lost. The budget, the congressional marks and the buyer’s own plans are public long before that. HighGround puts them in front of your team.
Four ways capture and strategy teams use it
Used by business development, capture, strategy, corporate development, government affairs, finance and supply chain teams.
Request, House and Senate marks and the enacted figure on every line that funds the work, the day each one is published.
Ceiling, funding to date, end date and buying office on the work you want to win, with the incumbent resolved to its parent company.
Share and growth by program, agency, office and segment, so strategy and corporate development start from the same numbers.
Marks, awards, protests and draft solicitations on the programs and competitors you track, delivered as they are published.
Numbers that hold up in a bid review
Built so the capture lead can check every figure and the executive team can act on it.
Every figure opens to its source
The committee report, the award or the budget book sits behind each number, with its date and scope.
Competitors show up as one company
Subsidiaries, old registrations and renamed divisions are resolved to the parent, so a competitor’s whole position is in one place.
Funded is never confused with ceiling
Requested, enacted, obligated and ceiling dollars stay separate, so a big headline never stands in for real money.
Updated as each source publishes
More than 5,000 sources and over 20 years of history, refreshed daily on each source’s own schedule.
A pursuit decision, worked from the record
THAAD interceptor production, before the June 2026 award. Four questions a supplier or teaming partner would ask, and when the record could answer each one.
Three FY26 marks above the request: $714.6M for more interceptors, $300M to speed up the multiyear, $208.3M for production capacity.
Lockheed Martin is the only interceptor producer. Its framework agreement named FY26 money as the source of the first award.
The Army’s FY27 budget says it will start a multiyear interceptor contract in FY27 and prints five years of funding.
The same budget book totals FY27 to FY31. When the “up to $35B” award landed on June 24, $842.87M moved on the day.
Every answer was in the record before the award made the news.
Read the full case study →Bring your target list
Programs, buying offices or competitors. We show you what the record says about each one before your capture team commits hours to it.
Programs, offices, vehicles or competitor names.
With a time to walk through what the record shows for each one.
Every figure sourced, so your team can check it before a bid decision.