The Trade Lead​​s API provides information about potential contract opportunities for U.S. businesses selling their products and services overseas. These leads come from a variety of sources and we continue to expand the number of leads available.​​

TPIS includes detailed current and historical trade data from various sources, including: detailed U.S. merchandise trade statistics (originating with the Bureau of the Census); trade statistics of over 170 countries (from the United Nations); and multi-country statistics on international finance, direction of trade, balance of payments and developing country debt (from the International Monetary Fund and World Bank).

11 Dynamic Data Visualization Dashboards designed for Investor and Economic Developer Organization (EDO) audiences to answer basic FDI questions

This site collates and visualizes critical indicators within the aerospace and defense markets to enable firms to develop export strategies and identify target markets. These data include trade flows (exports and imports) of aerospace products, M3 shipment values of defense and non-defense aircraft and parts, annual employment data, and defense exports delineated by country and products. Users can download the data themselves or use the onscreen tools to visualize the data.

This site collates and visualizes critical indicators within the automotive vehicles and parts markets to enable firms to develop export strategies and identify target markets. These data include trade flows (exports and imports) of New Passenger Vehicles and Light Trucks, Medium- and Heavy-Duty Trucks, Used Vehicles, and Automotive Parts.

U.S. volume visitation data (from overseas/all modes and Mexico/air and sea) are collected and reported by the National Travel and Tourism Office's (NTTO) ADIS/I-94 Visitor Arrivals Program (source: CBP/DHS ADIS/I-94 Record).

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Temperature profile data were collected using XBT casts from multiple cruises in the Southern Ocean, Indian Ocean, and Pacific Ocean from 17 September 1999 to 26 January 2000. Data were collected and submitted by University of Washington with support from the NOAA Shipboard Environmental Data Acquisition System Program (SEAS).

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Temperature profiles were collected from High Density XBT AX07 lines from Ships TOLUCA, TMM MORELOS, and MITLA from the North Atlantic Oceans from 27 March 1996 to 28 November 1999. Data were collected by the Atlantic Oceanographic Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) in support of the Global Temperature-Salinity Pilot Project (GTSPP), and the SOT SOOP.