Official records · every line cited · never for sale who pays us ↗
Pull the Record.
The dated, hash-verifiable record of what the official files printed for a name — for FAR 52.209-6, 2 CFR 180.300, 42 CFR 1001.1901 and the Single Audit. Proof you looked, not a promise that you did. The judgments are nobody's, because there are none. Manual check vs. tool vs. receipt →
Every screening duty starts as a line on a government form — 2 CFR 180.300, FAR 52.209-6, HUD-2992, 42 CFR 455.436, FHWA-1273. We print the official record behind that line as a dated, hash-verifiable receipt: twenty-three federal, state and UN files (listed on /methodology), the source and file date under every row, what was not read named — free. Auditors wrote up the missing record 6,952 times in 2024 (type-I findings at the FAC).
Three doors
Dealing with the agency itself: Government Desk — the official systems and their published help lines.
What we sell
every price, printedAnnual, on invoice or purchase order — get a quote in one step; W-9 on request; vendor diligence packet for your procurement desk. One demo receipt per visitor at /screening. Nothing for sale changes what a receipt prints.
Who it's for
FAR 52.209-6(e)
Confirm the subcontractor in SAM.gov before any subcontract over $35,000 — and keep the dated record in the file. One receipt or the whole subcontractor list.
Government contractors: the pageWhere the paperwork is heaviest
Start where you sit
The rule you are working under: regulation hub · how we check ourselves: case studies · when the agency did not answer · published prices.
Looking up a carrier, a medicine, a hospital or a vendor for yourself? Public records for everyone — the reading room beside the paid desks.
Pull a public record
How it works, in detail: the files we hold, what a lookup used to cost, how to verify us
Alpha Covenant Holdings is a reference desk. Records are records — not medical, legal, or financial advice.Methodology