Receives Contracts and Grants
Boolean or coded flag indicating whether the vendor associated with the IDV vendor site receives both Federal contracts and Federal grants. It records the vendor’s relationship with the Federal Government at the vendor-site level, not a transaction amount or award type.
FPDS Compare
Use Cases
- Dictionary lookup and field explanation
- SQL filtering and grouping
- Analytical reporting and reusable query building
- Contractor profiling and competitor analysis
Common Usage
- Filter vendors that participate in both contracts and grants
- Segment vendor population for compliance or risk analysis
- Compare award patterns across dual-purpose and procurement-only vendors
Common Mistakes
- Assuming the field measures dollar value or award count
- Interpreting a null or zero value as proof the vendor never receives either contracts or grants
Query Guidance
Use this field as a categorical filter in WHERE clauses after confirming the encoded values in your extract. For example, test for the affirmative code rather than hard-coding a single representation if the source may use multiple encodings, and avoid summing the field as if it were numeric unless you have normalized it first.
SQL Examples
Preview values
SELECT
content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorRelationshipWithFederalGovernment__receivesContractsAndGrants AS receives_contracts_and_grants
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorRelationshipWithFederalGovernment__receivesContractsAndGrants IS NOT NULL
LIMIT 25
Flag distribution
SELECT
content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorRelationshipWithFederalGovernment__receivesContractsAndGrants AS flag_value,
count() AS record_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorRelationshipWithFederalGovernment__receivesContractsAndGrants IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY flag_value
ORDER BY record_count DESC
Each dictionary item includes SQL-ready examples generated alongside the variable metadata, allowing immediate use in FPDS Query for filtering, aggregation, and analysis.