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Department of the Interior contracts: top contractors

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

The Department of the Interior obligated $6.87B in prime contracts in the last 12 months. The largest recipients were General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. ($239.5M), Nw Construction, Inc ($138.8M), Guidehouse Inc. ($136.1M). 7 of its top 60 contractors are matched to listed companies.

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Top 60 contractors, last 12 months

#RecipientTickerObligationsShare
1General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.GD$239.5M3%
2Nw Construction, Inc–$138.8M2%
3Guidehouse Inc.–$136.1M2%
4Ames Federal Contracting Group Llc–$132.5M2%
5Record Steel And Construction, Inc.–$129.8M2%
6Perimeter Solutions LpPRM$115.8M2%
7G.S.E. Construction Company, Inc.–$109.5M2%
8Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.–$103.9M2%
9Flatland Energy Services Llc–$75.5M1%
10Kbr Wyle Services, LlcKBR$74.3M1%
11Carstensen Contracting Inc–$72.9M1%
12Perini Management Services, Inc.–$72.0M1%
13Accenture Federal Services Llc–$71.4M1%
14Olsson Industrial Electric, Inc–$68.7M1%
15Terra Site Constructors Llc–$64.0M1%
16W. W. Clyde & Co.–$62.4M1%
17Stone & Lime Imports, Inc–$61.3M1%
18Booz Allen Hamilton IncBAH$57.0M1%
19Lumen Technologies Government Solutions, Inc.–$53.7M1%
20Bell Textron IncTXT$53.2M1%
21Deep Mile Networks Llc–$52.0M1%
22Magellan Federal, Inc.–$47.8M1%
23Countertrade Products, Inc.–$39.3M1%
24Nv5 Geospatial, Inc.–$38.1M1%
25Pate Construction Co., Inc.–$37.0M1%
26Planet Technologies, Inc.–$36.7M1%
27Dell Federal Systems L.P–$36.7M1%
28Seneca Strategic Partners, Llc–$33.5M0%
29Kadiak Llc–$32.8M0%
30Aero Spray Inc–$32.6M0%
31Peraton Inc.–$31.5M0%
32Woolpert, Inc.–$31.0M0%
33Snf, Inc.–$30.9M0%
34Bristow Llc–$29.9M0%
35Dynanet Corporation–$29.2M0%
36Classic Site Solutions Inc–$28.6M0%
37Rjs Construction Inc–$28.6M0%
38Promethean Operating I Llc–$28.3M0%
39Mcmillen, Inc.–$28.3M0%
40Mantech Advanced Systems International, Inc.–$28.3M0%
41Essex Management Llc–$28.2M0%
42Fugro Usa Land, Inc.–$26.9M0%
43Caci, Inc. - FederalCACI$26.7M0%
44Bridger Aerospace Group, Llc–$25.3M0%
45Ntt Data Services Federal Government, Llc–$25.3M0%
46Teya Support Services Llc–$25.1M0%
47Colossal Contracting Llc–$24.9M0%
48Henrys Aerial Service Inc–$24.7M0%
49Snc Tallimat, Llc–$24.0M0%
50Guardian Construction, Inc.–$23.9M0%
51Olgoonik Oilfield Services, Llc–$23.2M0%
52Bairco Construction Inc–$23.1M0%
53Carahsoft Technology Corp–$23.0M0%
54Cgi Federal Inc.–$22.8M0%
55Deloitte Consulting Llp–$22.5M0%
56Tehama Technical Services, Llc–$22.5M0%
57Science Applications International CorporationSAIC$22.1M0%
58Excella, Llc–$20.6M0%
59Centerre Construction, Inc.–$19.2M0%
60Affigent, Llc–$18.1M0%

Spending by component

Sub-agencyObligations, 12 months
Departmental Offices$2.56B
National Park Service$1.69B
Bureau of Reclamation$809.6M
Bureau of Land Management$592.7M
U.S. Geological Survey$439.0M
Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education$391.8M
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service$278.2M
Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement$83.4M
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management$19.4M
Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement$6.5M

Listed companies with Department of the Interior contracts (5 years)

CompanyTickerObligations, 5 yearsSector
General DynamicsGD$802.7MIndustrials
KbrKBR$290.6MIndustrials
Jacobs SolutionsJ$287.2MIndustrials
Booz Allen Hamilton HoldingBAH$279.4MIndustrials
Perimeter SolutionsPRM$277.1MMaterials
Tutor PeriniTPC$252.7MConsumer
CACI InternationalCACI$110.0MTechnology
Science Applications InternationalSAIC$108.0MTechnology
Verizon CommunicationsVZ$54.2MCommunications
TextronTXT$53.4MIndustrials
MaximusMMS$48.4MConsumer
Axon EnterpriseAXON$45.5MIndustrials
AecomACM$44.4MIndustrials
SyscoSYY$44.0MConsumer
CenteneCNC$37.8MFinancials
OshkoshOSK$33.1MConsumer
Tetra TechTTEK$31.4MIndustrials
CaterpillarCAT$30.7MIndustrials
GE AerospaceGE$29.9MTechnology
AmerescoAMRC$28.7MIndustrials
Northrop GrummanNOC$21.7MIndustrials
L3Harris TechnologiesLHX$19.3MIndustrials
Teledyne TechnologiesTDY$17.5MIndustrials
The TimkenTKR$16.9MIndustrials
Lockheed MartinLMT$13.8MIndustrials
TelosTLS$11.8MTechnology
Motorola SolutionsMSI$10.5MTechnology
Abbott LaboratoriesABT$10.4MHealth
V2XVVX$10.0MIndustrials
UnitedHealth GroupUNH$9.4MFinancials
Xerox HoldingsXRX$6.8MTechnology
Jones Lang LaSalleJLL$6.3MReal estate
US Foods HoldingUSFD$6.0MConsumer
DanaherDHR$5.4MIndustrials
Thermo Fisher ScientificTMO$4.6MIndustrials
Republic ServicesRSG$4.2MUtilities
IlluminaILMN$3.7MIndustrials
Huntington Ingalls IndustriesHII$2.8MIndustrials
FedExFDX$2.6MIndustrials
MerckMRK$2.3MHealth
Agilent TechnologiesA$1.9MIndustrials
ParsonsPSN$1.8MTechnology
AmetekAME$1.7MIndustrials
The BoeingBA$1.3MIndustrials
Black HillsBKH$1.1MUtilities
Quest DiagnosticsDGX$1.1MHealth
OlinOLN$1.0MMaterials
Hewlett Packard EnterpriseHPE$844KTechnology
T-Mobile USTMUS$722KCommunications
Sap SeSAP$692KTechnology
TransDigm GroupTDG$396KIndustrials
Herc HoldingsHRI$378KConsumer
Performance Food GroupPFGC$252KConsumer
EatonETN$220KIndustrials
StrykerSYK$220KHealth
Duke EnergyDUK$193KUtilities
Resideo TechnologiesREZI$151KConsumer
Honeywell InternationalHON$145KIndustrials
FortiveFTV$126KIndustrials
Henry ScheinHSIC$109KConsumer

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 the Interior contractors?

In the last 12 months: General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. $239.5M; Nw Construction, Inc $138.8M; Guidehouse Inc. $136.1M; Ames Federal Contracting Group Llc $132.5M; Record Steel And Construction, Inc. $129.8M.

How much does the Department of the Interior spend on contracts?

$6.87B in prime contract obligations over the last 12 months, per USAspending.gov.