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Department of Commerce contracts: top contractors

Contract data as of Oct 28, 2026. Refreshed daily.

The Department of Commerce obligated $5.05B in prime contracts in the last 12 months. The largest recipients were Reed Technology And Information Services Llc ($196.8M), Peraton Inc. ($163.2M), Accenture Federal Services Llc ($142.0M). 8 of its top 60 contractors are matched to listed companies.

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Top 60 contractors, last 12 months

#RecipientTickerObligationsShare
1Reed Technology And Information Services Llc–$196.8M4%
2Peraton Inc.–$163.2M3%
3Accenture Federal Services Llc–$142.0M3%
4Lockheed Martin CorporationLMT$136.4M3%
5Earth Resources Technology, Llc–$119.5M2%
6Igniteaction Llc–$111.7M2%
7Booz Allen Hamilton IncBAH$110.6M2%
8Science Applications International CorporationSAIC$109.2M2%
9Jag Ketchikan, Llc–$102.5M2%
10General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.GD$95.0M2%
11The Mitre Corporation–$89.3M2%
12Lynker Corporation–$85.5M2%
13Thundercat Technology, Llc–$82.8M2%
14Four Points Technology, L.L.C.–$76.0M2%
15Gama-1 Technologies, Llc–$66.8M1%
16Dell Federal Systems L.P–$62.4M1%
17Halvik Llc–$61.5M1%
18Nv5 Geospatial, Inc.–$60.0M1%
19L3Harris Technologies, Inc.LHX$55.0M1%
20Hitt Contracting, Inc.–$51.8M1%
21Impres Technology Solutions, Inc–$43.3M1%
22Csp Enterprises, Llc–$42.1M1%
23Deloitte Consulting Llp–$42.1M1%
24Kbr Wyle Services, LlcKBR$38.7M1%
25Balfour Beatty Construction, Llc–$33.5M1%
26Reston Consulting Group, Inc.–$32.5M1%
27Data Networks, Inc.–$29.4M1%
28Raytheon CompanyRTX$29.2M1%
29Woolpert, Inc.–$29.2M1%
30Ocean Associates Inc–$29.0M1%
31Vidoori, Inc.–$28.7M1%
32Cgi Federal Inc.–$26.0M1%
33Steampunk, Inc.–$25.8M1%
34Blackwatch International Corporation–$25.3M1%
35Alpha Omega Integration Llc–$24.9M0%
36Ecs Federal, Llc–$24.8M0%
37Thoma-Sea Marine Constructors, L.L.C.–$24.2M0%
38Fcn, Inc.–$23.9M0%
39Spatial Front Inc–$23.5M0%
40Spire Global Subsidiary, Inc.–$23.2M0%
41Science & Technology Corporation–$23.1M0%
42Riva Solutions Inc–$22.5M0%
43Government Acquisitions Llc–$22.4M0%
44Dewberry Engineers Inc.–$22.4M0%
45Global Science & Technology, Llc–$22.2M0%
46American Chemical Society–$21.3M0%
47Cpa Global (Landon Ip) Inc–$21.1M0%
48International Business Sales And Services Corp–$21.1M0%
49Bnl, Inc.–$20.2M0%
50Trident Technical Solutions, Llc–$19.7M0%
51Netcentric Technology, Llc–$18.9M0%
52Imagine Believe Realize Llc–$18.5M0%
53Olgoonik Enterprises, Llc–$18.1M0%
54Fedwriters, Inc.–$17.9M0%
55Software Information Resource Corp.–$17.7M0%
56L3Harris Technologies, Inc.LHX$17.6M0%
57Professional And Scientific Associates, Inc.–$17.6M0%
58The Tomorrow Companies Inc.–$17.5M0%
59Mantech Advanced Systems International, Inc.–$17.4M0%
60Centuria Corporation–$16.9M0%

Spending by component

Sub-agencyObligations, 12 months
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration$2.46B
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office$1.05B
Office of the Secretary$763.4M
U.S. Census Bureau$406.0M
National Institute of Standards and Technology$366.2M
Department of Commerce$0

Listed companies with Department of Commerce contracts (5 years)

CompanyTickerObligations, 5 yearsSector
General DynamicsGD$734.8MIndustrials
Lockheed MartinLMT$516.2MIndustrials
L3Harris TechnologiesLHX$486.1MIndustrials
Science Applications InternationalSAIC$456.8MTechnology
AccentureACN$313.7MConsumer
RtxRTX$211.8MIndustrials
KbrKBR$188.1MIndustrials
Verizon CommunicationsVZ$72.2MCommunications
EverforthEFOR$71.6MConsumer
ParsonsPSN$51.6MTechnology
MaximusMMS$47.4MConsumer
Thermo Fisher ScientificTMO$41.1MIndustrials
Spire GlobalSPIR$36.6MCommunications
International Business MachinesIBM$33.3MTechnology
At&TT$28.1MCommunications
GartnerIT$26.0MIndustrials
AmetekAME$24.5MIndustrials
The TimkenTKR$24.4MIndustrials
Arrow ElectronicsARW$24.3MConsumer
RelxRELX$21.4MConsumer
TextronTXT$18.0MIndustrials
Huntington Ingalls IndustriesHII$17.7MIndustrials
Amentum HoldingsAMTM$15.3MConsumer
DanaherDHR$14.2MIndustrials
Tetra TechTTEK$11.5MIndustrials
Iron MountainIRM$7.6MReal estate
Amazon.comAMZN$7.4MConsumer
Dominion EnergyD$7.3MUtilities
ClarivateCLVT$6.8MTechnology
Teledyne TechnologiesTDY$6.7MIndustrials
Duke EnergyDUK$5.8MUtilities
The BoeingBA$3.4MIndustrials
United Parcel ServiceUPS$3.1MIndustrials
Agilent TechnologiesA$3.1MIndustrials
Keysight TechnologiesKEYS$3.0MIndustrials
T-Mobile USTMUS$2.4MCommunications
Pitney BowesPBI$2.0MTechnology
FedExFDX$1.9MIndustrials
IlluminaILMN$1.5MIndustrials
HealthEquityHQY$1.3MConsumer
HeicoHEI$1.2MIndustrials
Tyler TechnologiesTYL$1.1MTechnology
Viavi SolutionsVIAV$1.1MTechnology
Air Products and ChemicalsAPD$1.1MMaterials
EatonETN$1.0MIndustrials
FortiveFTV$886KIndustrials
Axon EnterpriseAXON$595KIndustrials
Verisk AnalyticsVRSK$499KTechnology
TelosTLS$369KTechnology
MerckMRK$182KHealth
Motorola SolutionsMSI$182KTechnology
W.W. GraingerGWW$145KConsumer
McKessonMCK$119KConsumer
Clean HarborsCLH$100KUtilities
Mercury SystemsMRCY$90KTechnology
CumminsCMI$69KIndustrials
Regal RexnordRRX$63KIndustrials
Becton, Dickinson andBDX$59KHealth
Resideo TechnologiesREZI$40KConsumer
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseHPE$24KTechnology

Contract data: USAspending.gov (federal prime contract obligations, award types A-D, by action date) and the Department of Defense daily contract announcements (awards of $7.5 million or more). Both are public-domain U.S. government data. Company matching uses legal names and parent/child recipient records and is deliberately conservative, so some subsidiaries may be missing. Obligations are not revenue. Not investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the biggest Department of Commerce contractors?

In the last 12 months: Reed Technology And Information Services Llc $196.8M; Peraton Inc. $163.2M; Accenture Federal Services Llc $142.0M; Lockheed Martin Corporation $136.4M; Earth Resources Technology, Llc $119.5M.

How much does the Department of Commerce spend on contracts?

$5.05B in prime contract obligations over the last 12 months, per USAspending.gov.