Fastmarkets Global LIMITED

Fastmarkets Global LIMITED, a London-based subsidiary of Euromoney Global Limited, sells metals, minerals, and agricultural commodity pricing data and news subscriptions to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor, operating entirely in the full-and-open market with no set-aside participation. The vendor is a for-profit corporate entity registered in the United Kingdom; it has no SBA designations and competes on unrestricted federal procurements.

Fastmarkets' federal footprint is narrow and specialized: the vendor provides web-based data subscription and licensing services covering real-time market intelligence, pricing analytics, and industry news across metals, minerals, agricultural commodities, and critical minerals. Representative work includes a $201,000 subscription award from the U.S. Geological Survey (June 2024, base plus two option years through August 2027) for ten user licenses across Minor Metals, Industrial Minerals and Scrap Metals, and News Subscriptions platforms; a $145,138 data subscription and API feed from the Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service (September 2024, through September 2027) for 30 users covering global agricultural commodity pricing; and a $57,899 metals and minerals data license subscription from the International Trade Commission (September 2026, through September 2027) for the agency's National Resource Evaluation Division analysts.

Customer concentration is split across four agencies with no dominant anchor. The International Trade Commission accounts for four awards and $180,000 in combined potential value, while the U.S. Geological Survey, the Economic Research Service, and the Department of Commerce International Trade Administration each hold one award apiece. Dollars favor USGS ($201,000 total potential value), but the International Trade Commission's four smaller awards demonstrate recurring demand. The vendor holds no seat on GWACs, IDIQs, or multi-award BPAs; all seven awards are direct purchase orders with individual agencies.

Activity is episodic and declining since peak 2024 — one award in 2023, four in 2024, one in 2025, and one in 2026. The combined potential value across all awards is $526,000, with $450,000 obligated to date. Three awards (combined potential value $404,000) reach completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure across ITC, USDA, and USGS. Fastmarkets has no subcontractor footprint in federal work; all awards are prime deliverables. The vendor's federal revenue remains modest and concentrated in data licensing to economic and trade policy agencies rather than broader civilian IT or defense markets.