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$759B Total FY2025 Contract Spend
10,000 Contractor Profiles
400+ Federal Agencies
1,200+ NAICS Codes Tracked

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Top Federal Contractors

The largest federal contractors by total obligated amount. Each profile includes award history, agency relationships, NAICS breakdowns, and small business certifications.

Rank Contractor Location Total Obligated Awards
1 Lockheed Martin Corporation Fort Worth, TX $62.6B 11,858
2 Raytheon Company Mckinney, TX $22.6B 9,436
3 Optum Public Sector Solutions, Inc. LA Crosse, WI $22.5B 67
4 The Boeing Company Saint Louis, MO $22.2B 12,870
5 Electric BOAT Corporation Groton, CT $21.4B 1,366
6 Triwest Healthcare Alliance Corp Phoenix, AZ $13.4B 159
7 Mckesson Corporation Irving, TX $11.9B 4,472
8 Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation Clearfield, UT $11.5B 9,135
9 Lockheed Martin Corp Sunnyvale, CA $7.8B 1,625
10 Leidos, Inc. Reston, VA $7.7B 17,983

Top Federal Agencies by Contract Spend

Federal agencies ranked by total contract obligations. Click through for detailed spending breakdowns, top vendors, and procurement patterns.

Top NAICS Codes by Federal Spend

Industry classification codes ranked by total federal contracting dollars. Each code page includes top contractors, buying agencies, and spending trends.

Code Industry Total Obligated SB %
336411 Aircraft Manufacturing $61.3B 0%
541330 Engineering Services $52.3B 0%
541715 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) $48.4B 0%
524114 Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers $47.6B 0%
561210 Facilities Support Services $38.3B 0%
336611 Ship Building and Repairing $37.2B 0%

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