A forward-looking 90-day calendar of every SAM.gov registration expiring in West Virginia during Q2 2026, with concentration analysis flagging coordinated-renewal addresses.
West Virginia federal contractors face 880 SAM.gov registration expirations during Q2 2026, with Charleston leading expiration volume across the state. The 90-day forward window covering April 1 through June 30, 2026 captures the renewal cycles of small business contractors, prime subcontractors, and federal services entities maintaining active SAM registrations to remain eligible for federal contract award.
The Q2 2026 edition flags 0 addresses in West Virginia where 3 or more co-located entities share a single SAM.gov expiration date — coordinated patterns that subcontract managers, vendor compliance officers, and PTAC counselors use to prioritize renewal coordination outreach across multi-entity locations.
8 pages including cover, executive summary, and concentration findings with full address rosters.
Addresses where 3+ co-located federal contractor entities share a single expiration date.
Month-by-month aggregate counts and top expiration cities for the 90-day window.
Curated list combining concentration-flagged entities and earliest-expiring entities.
Entity Name, UEI, State, City, Address, Cluster ID, SAM Expiration Date, Days Until Expiration, Concentration Flag, Cluster Size, Top Concentration Date.
Filter by Days Until Expiration to prioritize renewal outreach. Filter Concentration Flag = Yes for coordinated-renewal addresses.
$79 one-time purchase. PDF + operational CSV delivered via Gumroad. Q2 2026 edition covers expirations April 1 through June 30. Q3 2026 publishes July 1 as a new edition.
Buy West Virginia Calendar — $79 →Comprehensive due diligence on every federal contractor cluster in West Virginia — exclusion matches, density analysis, and risk landscape. Complementary to the Calendar's forward-looking renewal timing.
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