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Department of the Treasury contracts: top contractors

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

The Department of the Treasury obligated $6.95B in prime contracts in the last 12 months. The largest recipients were Stonex Financial Ltd ($1.35B), Asahi Refining Usa Inc ($566.3M), Fcn, Inc. ($313.1M). 9 of its top 60 contractors are matched to listed companies.

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Top 60 contractors, last 12 months

#RecipientTickerObligationsShare
1Stonex Financial Ltd–$1.35B19%
2Asahi Refining Usa Inc–$566.3M8%
3Fcn, Inc.–$313.1M5%
4Accenture Federal Services Llc–$276.3M4%
5Science Applications International CorporationSAIC$229.5M3%
6Crane & Co., Inc.–$211.3M3%
7Wieland Rolled Products North America, Llc–$187.6M3%
8Pmx Industries, Inc.–$140.5M2%
9Lancer Information Solutions, Llc–$118.9M2%
10Amentum Services, Inc.AMTM$87.1M1%
11At&T Enterprises, LlcT$84.3M1%
12Minburn Technology Group, Llc–$83.4M1%
13Coins 'N Things, Inc.–$80.5M1%
14Four Llc–$79.5M1%
15Peraton Enterprise Solutions Llc–$75.9M1%
16International Business Machines CorporationIBM$74.9M1%
17Id.Me, Llc–$69.4M1%
18The Cbe Group, Inc.–$68.4M1%
19Continental Service Group, Llc–$59.8M1%
20Maximus Federal Services, Inc.–$58.5M1%
21Coast Professional, Inc.–$57.7M1%
22Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions Sa–$57.3M1%
23Priority Fulfillment Services, Inc.–$57.1M1%
24Iron Mountain Information Management Llc–$55.3M1%
25Deloitte Consulting Llp–$54.9M1%
26Carahsoft Technology Corp–$53.4M1%
27Palantir Technologies Inc.PLTR$50.9M1%
28Impres Technology Solutions, Inc–$50.1M1%
29Sicpa Securink Corp–$49.3M1%
30A-Mark Precious Metals, Inc.GOLD$46.1M1%
31Thunderyard Liberty Jv Llc–$42.2M1%
32J. Aron & Company Llc–$34.5M0%
33Vastec Inc–$31.3M0%
34Deloitte & Touche Llp–$30.8M0%
35Booz Allen Hamilton IncBAH$29.7M0%
36Dynamic Systems Inc–$29.0M0%
37Verizon Business Network Services LlcVZ$27.4M0%
38H2 Construction Inc–$27.2M0%
39Sky Solutions Llc–$26.9M0%
40Vibrantech Solutions Inc.–$25.6M0%
41Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed)–$25.1M0%
42Emergent, Llc–$24.9M0%
43It Federal Sales Llc–$24.6M0%
44Intact Technology Inc–$24.4M0%
45New Tech Solutions, Inc.–$24.0M0%
46Creative Systems And Consulting L.L.C.–$23.4M0%
47Servicesource Inc–$21.7M0%
48Thundercat Technology, Llc–$21.4M0%
49Pluribus Digital, Inc–$21.3M0%
50Transworld Systems Inc.–$20.5M0%
51Thomson Reuters (Tax & Accounting), Inc.TRI$20.2M0%
52Sterling Computers Corporation–$20.2M0%
53Databricks Federal Llc–$19.8M0%
54Ttec Government Solutions Llc–$18.9M0%
55N.S.P. Ventures Corp.–$18.7M0%
56Pride Industries–$17.5M0%
57Cybermedia Technologies, Llc–$17.1M0%
58Seneca Technologies, Llc–$16.8M0%
59Seneca Strategic Partners, Llc–$16.2M0%
60Pioneer Credit Recovery, Inc–$15.7M0%

Spending by component

Sub-agencyObligations, 12 months
Internal Revenue Service$2.77B
United States Mint$2.57B
Bureau of Engraving and Printing$567.1M
Bureau of the Fiscal Service$413.3M
Departmental Offices$323.3M
Treasury Common Services Center$152.1M
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency$146.9M
Office of Inspector General$10.2M

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

CompanyTickerObligations, 5 yearsSector
Gold.comGOLD$1.79BConsumer
AccentureACN$954.3MConsumer
Science Applications InternationalSAIC$809.1MTechnology
Booz Allen Hamilton HoldingBAH$755.3MIndustrials
International Business MachinesIBM$479.0MTechnology
Amentum HoldingsAMTM$336.7MConsumer
At&TT$251.1MCommunications
MaximusMMS$244.3MConsumer
Leidos HoldingsLDOS$209.7MTechnology
Verizon CommunicationsVZ$198.7MCommunications
Palantir TechnologiesPLTR$183.7MTechnology
Arrow ElectronicsARW$126.5MConsumer
United Parcel ServiceUPS$64.8MIndustrials
Iron MountainIRM$55.1MReal estate
EverforthEFOR$42.0MConsumer
T-Mobile USTMUS$35.4MCommunications
Xerox HoldingsXRX$35.3MTechnology
The Goldman Sachs GroupGS$34.5MFinancials
ClarivateCLVT$23.4MTechnology
Thomson ReutersTRI$21.8MCommunications
Axon EnterpriseAXON$21.2MIndustrials
FTI ConsultingFCN$20.6MIndustrials
GartnerIT$18.5MIndustrials
RtxRTX$14.7MIndustrials
Motorola SolutionsMSI$11.3MTechnology
RelxRELX$9.0MConsumer
US Foods HoldingUSFD$9.0MConsumer
Pitney BowesPBI$5.3MTechnology
Verisk AnalyticsVRSK$4.7MTechnology
UnitedHealth GroupUNH$4.2MFinancials
Amazon.comAMZN$4.0MConsumer
Clean HarborsCLH$3.2MUtilities
The BoeingBA$2.8MIndustrials
ExelonEXC$2.7MUtilities
Resideo TechnologiesREZI$2.0MConsumer
AmerescoAMRC$1.9MIndustrials
Jones Lang LaSalleJLL$1.7MReal estate
Dominion EnergyD$1.2MUtilities
Northrop GrummanNOC$1.0MIndustrials
OSI SystemsOSIS$553KTechnology
MicrosoftMSFT$391KTechnology
Republic ServicesRSG$302KUtilities
TelosTLS$215KTechnology
Henry ScheinHSIC$128KConsumer
Roper TechnologiesROP$103KIndustrials
W.W. GraingerGWW$101KConsumer
CumminsCMI$62KIndustrials
MSC Industrial DirectMSM$61KConsumer
HeicoHEI$55KIndustrials
FortiveFTV$24KIndustrials
World KinectWKC$0Consumer
BroadcomAVGO$0Technology

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 Treasury contractors?

In the last 12 months: Stonex Financial Ltd $1.35B; Asahi Refining Usa Inc $566.3M; Fcn, Inc. $313.1M; Accenture Federal Services Llc $276.3M; Science Applications International Corporation $229.5M.

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

$6.95B in prime contract obligations over the last 12 months, per USAspending.gov.