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Government agencies and their bids

49 federal departments and agencies with 4,565 open bids on SAM.gov.

  • Federal Highway Administration21
  • Federal Aviation Administration8
  • Maritime Administration2
  • Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration2
  • Office of the Secretary, Department of Transportation1
  • Federal Transit Administration1
  • Federal Railroad Administration0
  • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration0
  • Great Lakes St Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation0
  • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration5
  • National Institute of Standards and Technology1
  • Office of the Secretary, Department of Commerce1
  • Bureau of Industry and Security0
  • US Census Bureau0
  • US Patent and Trademark Office0
  • National Telecommunications and Information Administration0

Export-Import Bank of the US

2 open
  • All Export-Import Bank of the US bids2

Administrative Office of the US Courts

2 open
  • All Administrative Office of the US Courts bids2

Smithsonian Institution

2 open
  • All Smithsonian Institution bids2

United States Trade and Development Agency

1 open
  • All United States Trade and Development Agency bids1

Senate, the

1 open
  • The United States Senate Sergeant at Arms1

Department of Labor

1 open
  • Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management, Department of Labor1
  • Employment and Training Administration0

Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency

1 open
  • All Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency bids1

Federal Communications Commission

1 open
  • All Federal Communications Commission bids1

National Archives and Records Administration

1 open
  • All National Archives and Records Administration bids1

Architect of the Capitol

1 open
  • All Architect of the Capitol bids1

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

1 open
  • All Consumer Financial Protection Bureau bids1

International Boundary and Water Commission: US-Mexico

1 open
  • All International Boundary and Water Commission: US-Mexico bids1

Securities and Exchange Commission

1 open
  • All Securities and Exchange Commission bids1

Millennium Challenge Corporation

0 open
  • All Millennium Challenge Corporation bids0

Social Security Administration

0 open
  • All Social Security Administration bids0

Department of Housing and Urban Development

0 open
  • Chief Procurement Officer, Department of Housing and Urban Development0

Office of the Director of National Intelligence

0 open
  • Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity0

American Battle Monuments Commission

0 open
  • All American Battle Monuments Commission bids0

Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled

0 open
  • All Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled bids0

Department of Education

0 open
  • All Department of Education bids0

Executive Office of the President

0 open
  • All Executive Office of the President bids0

Federal Housing Finance Agency

0 open
  • All Federal Housing Finance Agency bids0

International Trade Commission, United States

0 open
  • International Trade Commission0

National Endowment for the Humanities

0 open
  • All National Endowment for the Humanities bids0

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

0 open
  • All Nuclear Regulatory Commission bids0

Office of Personnel Management

0 open
  • All Office of Personnel Management bids0

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation

0 open
  • All Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation bids0

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

0 open
  • All United States Holocaust Memorial Museum bids0

United States International Development Finance Corporation

0 open
  • All United States International Development Finance Corporation bids0

Questions

Which federal agencies buy the most?

By open bids on SAM.gov, the Department of Defense is far ahead (the Defense Logistics Agency and the Navy, Army and Air Force), followed by Veterans Affairs, the Interior, Agriculture, Homeland Security and the General Services Administration. The list on this page is counted every day.

What is a sub-tier agency and a contracting office?

SAM.gov names three levels for every buyer: the department (for example the Department of Defense), the sub-tier agency (the Department of the Navy) and the contracting office that runs the purchase (NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk). Each has its own page here once it has bids.

Where do these bids come from?

From SAM.gov, the official U.S. federal contract opportunities site, updated every day. Each bid links to its official notice. State, county and city agencies follow later.

Source: SAM.gov Contract Opportunities (U.S. General Services Administration), public daily data; U.S. government data is not copyrighted. PublicBeam is independent and not affiliated with SAM.gov or any agency. Always check the official notice before you bid.