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Department of Housing and Urban Development contracts: top contractors

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

The Department of Housing and Urban Development obligated $1.12B in prime contracts in the last 12 months. The largest recipients were Carrington Mortgage Services Llc ($235.8M), Salient Crgt, Inc. ($65.4M), Impres Technology Solutions, Inc ($62.1M). 3 of its top 60 contractors are matched to listed companies.

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Top 60 contractors, last 12 months

#RecipientTickerObligationsShare
1Carrington Mortgage Services Llc–$235.8M21%
2Salient Crgt, Inc.–$65.4M6%
3Impres Technology Solutions, Inc–$62.1M6%
424 Asset Management Corp–$55.2M5%
5J G M Property Group, Inc.–$54.8M5%
6Compu-Link Corp–$47.6M4%
7Information Systems & Networks Corporation–$45.7M4%
8Ernst & Young Llp–$42.4M4%
9Deloitte Consulting Llp–$29.5M3%
10Selene Finance Lp–$21.4M2%
11Capitol Management Consulting Services, Inc.–$21.3M2%
12Spectrum Solutions Acquisitions, Llc–$21.2M2%
13Sp Technologies, Llc–$20.5M2%
14Ampcus, Inc.–$19.0M2%
15Reverse Market Insight, Inc.–$17.8M2%
16Falcon Capital Advisors Llc–$16.4M1%
17Dynaxys, Llc–$13.9M1%
18Leumas Residential Llc–$13.2M1%
19International Business Machines CorporationIBM$12.8M1%
20A Team Realty Inc.–$12.1M1%
21Phoenix Oversight Group Llc–$11.3M1%
22At&T Enterprises, LlcT$11.3M1%
23Yardi Systems, Llc–$11.1M1%
24Hunton Andrews Kurth Llp–$11.0M1%
25Palantir Technologies Inc.PLTR$10.9M1%
26Alpine Companies, Inc.–$10.7M1%
27V3Gate, Llc–$8.1M1%
28Pyramid Systems, Inc.–$7.9M1%
29Minburn Technology Group, Llc–$7.6M1%
30Raine & Company, Llc–$7.4M1%
31Arlluk Technology Solutions Llc–$7.3M1%
32Countertrade Products, Inc.–$7.2M1%
33Trussworks, Inc.–$7.1M1%
34Institute For Building Technology And Safety–$6.8M1%
35Peraton Inc.–$6.0M1%
36Cloud Nine Alliance Llc–$5.9M1%
37Deloitte & Touche Llp–$5.5M0%
38Management Science And Innovation, Llc–$5.2M0%
39Workpro Llc–$5.1M0%
40Tanaq Technical Services Llc–$4.9M0%
41Carahsoft Technology Corp–$4.7M0%
42Design Data Systems Inc–$4.5M0%
43Simple Technology Solutions Inc.–$4.4M0%
44Nuvologic Consulting Inc.–$4.1M0%
45Kpmg Llp–$3.9M0%
46Recursion Co–$3.9M0%
47Sage Computing, Inc–$3.5M0%
48Hartwood-Armedia Jv Llc–$3.5M0%
49Yukon Management, Llc–$3.5M0%
50Federal Practice Group Llc–$3.3M0%
51Cloudburst Consulting Group, Inc.–$3.3M0%
52It Data Consulting Llc–$3.2M0%
53Summit Consulting Llc–$3.0M0%
54Econometrica, Inc.–$3.0M0%
55Residential Enhancements, Inc.–$3.0M0%
56Peniel Solutions, Llc–$2.8M0%
57Guidehouse Llp–$2.7M0%
58Williams, Adley & Company Dc Llp–$2.6M0%
59A1Fed Incorporated–$2.4M0%
60Softthink Solutions, Inc.–$2.4M0%

Spending by component

Sub-agencyObligations, 12 months
Department of Housing and Urban Development$1.12B

Listed companies with Department of Housing and Urban Development contracts (5 years)

CompanyTickerObligations, 5 yearsSector
At&TT$67.0MCommunications
CACI InternationalCACI$11.3MTechnology
Northrop GrummanNOC$8.2MIndustrials
Dominion EnergyD$1.8MUtilities
Jones Lang LaSalleJLL$1.6MReal estate
FedExFDX$1.5MIndustrials
Lockheed MartinLMT$0Industrials
UnitedHealth GroupUNH$0Financials
The Bank of New York MellonBNY-$0Financials
State StreetSTT-$2.6MFinancials

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 Housing and Urban Development contractors?

In the last 12 months: Carrington Mortgage Services Llc $235.8M; Salient Crgt, Inc. $65.4M; Impres Technology Solutions, Inc $62.1M; 24 Asset Management Corp $55.2M; J G M Property Group, Inc. $54.8M.

How much does the Department of Housing and Urban Development spend on contracts?

$1.12B in prime contract obligations over the last 12 months, per USAspending.gov.