⚖ Washington PDC data: "This publication may not be used for commercial purposes per RCW 42.56.070(9) and AGO 1975 No. 15." Entity-level display; individual registrant names withheld. Use pending legal review — your counsel decides.
FULL REGISTRY MAP · 273 public clients · 65 prospects · every figure links to its PDC/APOC record — nothing invented
cloudberry · the quiet list — WA/AK public-sector lobbying
AS OF AUG 16 2026
$3.1M
dormant disclosed spend across the prospect list
65
WA public entities · no 2026 registration
273
public clients mapped WA 223 · AK 50
0
lobbying RFPs open today 15 sources checked
The worklistThe alert feed
Who to call, in order
entities with lobbying history and no current registration — ranked by what they used to spend
show all 65 ↓
Field note — this list cannot be looked up anywhere, because it's defined by absence: enumerate every public entity in the registry's history, subtract the current registrants. "Dormant spend" is the entity's largest disclosed relationship total — proof a lobbying budget existed. A row here is a research lead, not a verified "no representation" claim: they may have in-house staff or an unregistered arrangement. The phone confirms.
0 lobbying-services solicitations open today across 15 monitored sources (WA OMWBE, AK Online Public Notices + RSS, 11 municipal procurement pages; 2 sources robots-blocked and skipped). That zero is the finding — these RFPs are rare, scattered, and gone in ~30 days. The feed below shows verified past solicitations: what an alert looks like the morning one drops.
Verified past solicitations
every row re-fetched at build time · FEDERAL scope highlighted — that's the VNF pitch