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Most single-source contractors

≈ computed · no-bid share

No-bid government contracts, sometimes called sole-source or single-source: the largest share of contract dollars awarded WITHOUT competition, among recipients with at least $500M in federal contracts, derived from FPDS extent-competed codes. A high no-bid share often reflects sole-source or highly specialized work: it is a fact about how the award was made, never an accusation. ≈ computed

  1. 1
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology$1.4B of $1.4B in contracts
    100%
  2. 2
    Oracle Health Government Services, Inc.$1B of $1B in contracts
    100%
  3. 3
    Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin JV$928.4M of $928.4M in contracts
    100%
  4. 4
    Ministry of Defense$863.5M of $863.5M in contracts
    100%
  5. 5
    MSM Group North America Inc.$635.2M of $635.2M in contracts
    100%
  6. 6
    Aevex Aerospace, LLC$676.1M of $676.9M in contracts
    100%
  7. 7
    The Aerospace Corporation$1.4B of $1.4B in contracts
    100%
  8. 8
    Bell Boeing Joint Project Office$1.3B of $1.4B in contracts
    99%
  9. 9
    The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC$2.3B of $2.4B in contracts
    98%
  10. 10
    California Institute of Technology$2.3B of $2.4B in contracts
    98%
  11. 11
    The Leland Stanford Junior University$724.5M of $741.4M in contracts
    98%
  12. 12
    General Atomics$2B of $2B in contracts
    96%
  13. 13
    Textron Systems Corp$1.2B of $1.2B in contracts
    95%
  14. 14
    Lockheed Martin Corporation$67.5B of $74.6B in contracts
    91%
  15. 15
    Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace as$762.7M of $847.2M in contracts
    90%
  16. 16
    RTX Corporation$27.2B of $30.5B in contracts
    89%
  17. 17
    Rolls-Royce Corporation$1.2B of $1.3B in contracts
    86%
  18. 18
    The Mitre Corporation$1.6B of $1.9B in contracts
    84%
  19. 19
    The Boeing Company$17.4B of $22B in contracts
    79%
  20. 20
    Microsoft Corporation$411.1M of $531.4M in contracts
    77%
  21. 21
    Canadian Commercial Corporation$1.1B of $1.4B in contracts
    77%
  22. 22
    General Electric Company$2.3B of $3B in contracts
    76%
  23. 23
    Davita Inc.$390.5M of $533.6M in contracts
    73%
  24. 24
    General Dynamics Corporation$25.2B of $35B in contracts
    72%
  25. 25
    Fresenius Medical Care Holdings Inc$443.2M of $635.1M in contracts
    70%
  26. 26
    Palantir Usg Inc$494.2M of $744.5M in contracts
    66%
  27. 27
    Leonardo DRS, Inc.$756.6M of $1.2B in contracts
    65%
  28. 28
    Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation$8B of $12.5B in contracts
    64%
  29. 29
    Bechtel Corporation$2.1B of $3.7B in contracts
    58%
  30. 30
    Oshkosh Defense LLC$848.5M of $1.5B in contracts
    57%
  31. 31
    BAE Systems, Inc.$4.3B of $7.9B in contracts
    54%
  32. 32
    L3Harris Technologies, Inc.$3.6B of $6.8B in contracts
    53%
  33. 33
    Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.$4.9B of $10.4B in contracts
    47%
  34. 34
    Sierra Nevada Company, LLC$1.2B of $2.8B in contracts
    45%
  35. 35
    Am General LLC$536.8M of $1.2B in contracts
    45%
  36. 36
    Intuitive Research and Technology Corporation$213.7M of $519.2M in contracts
    41%
  37. 37
    Medline Industries, LP$196.8M of $578.9M in contracts
    34%
  38. 38
    Honeywell International Inc.$1B of $3.3B in contracts
    32%
  39. 39
    Crowley Government Services, Inc.$154.6M of $510.9M in contracts
    30%
  40. 40
    Bell Textron Inc$381.9M of $1.5B in contracts
    25%
  41. 41
    Cgi Federal Inc.$275M of $1.2B in contracts
    23%
  42. 42
    Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC$183.4M of $884.4M in contracts
    21%
  43. 43
    Anduril Industries, Inc.$112.6M of $611.5M in contracts
    18%
  44. 44
    Carahsoft Technology Corp$250.2M of $1.8B in contracts
    14%
  45. 45
    Maximus Federal Services, Inc.$178.9M of $1.5B in contracts
    12%
  46. 46
    Leidos, Inc.$943M of $8.2B in contracts
    12%
  47. 47
    AT&T Enterprises, LLC$113.1M of $1.1B in contracts
    10%
  48. 48
    International Business Machines Corporation$135.7M of $1.4B in contracts
    10%
  49. 49
    Supplycore LLC$71.1M of $818.3M in contracts
    9%
  50. 50
    Ecc Constructors LLC$155.9M of $1.9B in contracts
    8%
  51. 51
    Ecs Federal, LLC$46.6M of $580.8M in contracts
    8%
  52. 52
    V2X Aerospace LLC$83.5M of $1.5B in contracts
    5%
  53. 53
    Noble Supply & Logistics, LLC$43.5M of $961.9M in contracts
    5%
  54. 54
    Peraton Corp.$147M of $3.6B in contracts
    4%
  55. 55
    V2X Systems LLC$68.7M of $1.7B in contracts
    4%
  56. 56
    Mantech Advanced Systems International, Inc.$38.6M of $1B in contracts
    4%
  57. 57
    Salient Crgt, Inc.$31M of $816.1M in contracts
    4%
  58. 58
    Amentum Technology, Inc.$47.4M of $1.3B in contracts
    4%
  59. 59
    The Geo Group, Inc.$29.9M of $791.5M in contracts
    4%
  60. 60
    Minburn Technology Group, LLC$34.6M of $946M in contracts
    4%
  61. 61
    Accenture Federal Services LLC$117.8M of $3.2B in contracts
    4%
  62. 62
    The Regents of the University of California$49.6M of $1.4B in contracts
    4%
  63. 63
    CACI International Inc$145.5M of $4.7B in contracts
    3%
  64. 64
    Science Applications International Corporation$126.8M of $4.6B in contracts
    3%
  65. 65
    Bollinger Mississippi Shipbuilding, LLC$17.4M of $631.6M in contracts
    3%
  66. 66
    Booz Allen Hamilton Inc$180.3M of $7.3B in contracts
    2%
  67. 67
    Deloitte LLP$89.9M of $3.6B in contracts
    2%
  68. 68
    BL Harbert International LLC$22.5M of $938.2M in contracts
    2%
  69. 69
    Serco Inc$29.9M of $1.3B in contracts
    2%
  70. 70
    Thundercat Technology, LLC$19M of $912.3M in contracts
    2%
  71. 71
    Amentum Services, Inc.$68.3M of $3.6B in contracts
    2%
  72. 72
    Space Exploration Technologies Corp.$54.6M of $3B in contracts
    2%
  73. 73
    Battelle Memorial Institute$70.2M of $4B in contracts
    2%
  74. 74
    KBR, Inc.$39.8M of $2.4B in contracts
    2%
  75. 75
    Dell Technologies Inc.$54.2M of $3.3B in contracts
    2%
  76. 76
    Tcom, L.p.$9.8M of $700.7M in contracts
    1%
  77. 77
    FedEx Corporation$11.2M of $963.2M in contracts
    1%
  78. 78
    Parsons Corporation$18.1M of $1.9B in contracts
    1%
  79. 79
    Chemonics International, Inc.$10.1M of $1.2B in contracts
    1%
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FY2025 figures unless noted. This ranking is computed by us from USASpending source records and refreshed with each data load; it is a description of the money, never a judgment about any recipient.

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