Most no-bid contract dollars: FY2020
≈ computed · not-competed dollarsLockheed Martin Corporation received $67.2B in federal contract dollars awarded without competition in FY2020, more than any other recipient. Ranked by DOLLARS awarded without competition, derived from FPDS extent-competed codes. The leaderboard ranks the SHARE instead: a 100% no-bid share on a small contract and $40B of sole-source work are different facts, and this is the second one. ≈ computed
Ranked from USASpending records, data current as of 2026-07-12. FY2020 to FY2025 are loaded.
- 1Lockheed Martin Corporation89% of $75.5B in contracts$67.2B
- 2RTX Corporation87% of $25.5B in contracts$22.3B
- 3The Boeing Company84% of $22.2B in contracts$18.7B
- 4General Dynamics Corporation65% of $23.6B in contracts$15.2B
- 5Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation69% of $10.6B in contracts$7.4B
- 6Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.45% of $8.6B in contracts$3.9B
- 7L3Harris Technologies, Inc.73% of $5.3B in contracts$3.9B
- 8General Electric Company90% of $4.2B in contracts$3.8B
- 9California Institute of Technology100% of $2.6B in contracts$2.6B
- 10BAE Systems, Inc.39% of $6.3B in contracts$2.5B
- 11General Atomics93% of $2.3B in contracts$2.1B
- 12Bell Boeing Joint Project Office100% of $2.1B in contracts$2.1B
- 13The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC98% of $1.5B in contracts$1.5B
- 14The Mitre Corporation76% of $1.8B in contracts$1.3B
- 15Bechtel Corporation54% of $2.4B in contracts$1.3B
- 16Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc.39% of $3.2B in contracts$1.2B
- 17Modernatx, Inc.56% of $2.2B in contracts$1.2B
- 18The Aerospace Corporation100% of $1.1B in contracts$1.1B
- 19Federal Resources Supply Company, LLC75% of $1.5B in contracts$1.1B
- 20Massachusetts Institute of Technology100% of $1.1B in contracts$1.1B
- 21Oracle Health Government Services, Inc.100% of $1B in contracts$1B
- 22Rolls-Royce Corporation87% of $1.1B in contracts$948.1M
- 23Textron Systems Corporation77% of $1.1B in contracts$874.1M
- 24Honeywell International Inc.33% of $2.4B in contracts$807.2M
- 25Vinnell Arabia, LLC100% of $753.1M in contracts$753.1M
- 26Philips North America LLC77% of $875.3M in contracts$676.4M
- 27Leidos, Inc.10% of $6.6B in contracts$672.7M
- 28Alliant Techsystems Operations LLC73% of $900.5M in contracts$654.1M
- 29United Launch Services, LLC54% of $1B in contracts$546.8M
- 30Parkdale Advanced Materials, Inc.91% of $599.4M in contracts$544.1M
- 31Oshkosh Defense LLC23% of $2.4B in contracts$542.3M
- 32Bell Textron Inc100% of $534.3M in contracts$532.1M
- 33Hamilton Medical, Inc89% of $590.5M in contracts$526.5M
- 34Am General LLC96% of $504.6M in contracts$483.7M
- 35General Motors LLC73% of $656.5M in contracts$476.1M
- 36The Johns Hopkins Medical Services Corporation100% of $453.3M in contracts$453.3M
- 37Microsoft Corporation90% of $502.6M in contracts$453.3M
- 38Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp76% of $591.5M in contracts$449.9M
- 39The Leland Stanford Junior University94% of $477M in contracts$449.1M
- 40Canadian Commercial Corporation61% of $700.5M in contracts$429.5M
- 41The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.91% of $458.6M in contracts$418.9M
- 42Viasat Inc63% of $665.5M in contracts$416.3M
- 43Datex-Ohmeda, Inc.98% of $409.2M in contracts$400.6M
- 44Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin JV89% of $448.6M in contracts$398.9M
- 45Vyaire Medical Inc100% of $394.2M in contracts$394.1M
- 46Aerojet Rocketdyne of DE, Inc96% of $400M in contracts$385.8M
- 47Martins Point Health Care Inc100% of $375.1M in contracts$375.1M
- 48Zoll Medical Corporation70% of $518.7M in contracts$365.3M
- 49Phlow Corp.100% of $360.3M in contracts$360.3M
- 50W S Darley & CO56% of $620.4M in contracts$348M
- 51Glaxosmithkline, LLC93% of $369.5M in contracts$342.6M
- 52Sallyport Global Holdings Inc100% of $325M in contracts$325M
- 53CFM International Inc100% of $308.9M in contracts$308.8M
- 54Carrington Mortgage Services LLC100% of $303.8M in contracts$303.8M
- 55Selene Finance LP100% of $295.4M in contracts$295.4M
- 56Atk Launch Systems LLC100% of $286.2M in contracts$286.2M
- 57Mckesson Medical-Surgical Government Solutions LLC100% of $284.1M in contracts$283.9M
- 58Abbott Rapid DX North America LLC100% of $280.7M in contracts$280.7M
- 59Erapsco100% of $281.2M in contracts$280.6M
- 603M Company55% of $489.1M in contracts$267.7M
- 61Airbus US Space & Defense Inc99% of $261.1M in contracts$259.3M
- 62Leonardo DRS, Inc.38% of $656.4M in contracts$250.3M
- 63Goodrich Corporation100% of $244.6M in contracts$244.6M
- 64University of New Mexico99% of $246.6M in contracts$243.4M
- 65Longbow LLC100% of $233.3M in contracts$233.3M
- 66E3HEALTH Solutions, LLC100% of $226.4M in contracts$226.4M
- 67Airboss Defense Group, LLC100% of $220.1M in contracts$220.1M
- 68Duke Energy Progress, LLC100% of $215.1M in contracts$215.1M
- 69Abu Dhabi National Oil Company for Distribution Pjsc100% of $211.2M in contracts$211.1M
- 70Reed Technology and Information Services LLC100% of $208.8M in contracts$208.8M
- 71Agiliti Health Inc84% of $246.8M in contracts$206.4M
- 72Allison Transmission Inc100% of $206.3M in contracts$206.3M
- 73Supplycore LLC85% of $240.8M in contracts$204.4M
- 74Red Star Enterprises Limited100% of $203.3M in contracts$203.3M
- 75Hanesbrands Inc.39% of $523.5M in contracts$201.9M
- 76America's Blood Centers100% of $201.7M in contracts$201.7M
- 77Battelle Memorial Institute6% of $3.3B in contracts$192.7M
- 78Institute for Defense Analyses96% of $193.2M in contracts$186.1M
- 79AECOM Technical Services, Inc.36% of $504.9M in contracts$183.2M
- 80Pride Industries100% of $183.5M in contracts$183M
- 81Skookum Educational Programs100% of $177.6M in contracts$177.6M
- 82The Pennsylvania State University85% of $205.6M in contracts$175.6M
- 83Airbus Helicopters, Inc.98% of $179.6M in contracts$175.5M
- 84Turner Construction Company77% of $226.1M in contracts$174.2M
- 85Csra LLC29% of $595.9M in contracts$173M
- 86Thales Defense & Security Inc77% of $221.3M in contracts$169.8M
- 87Global Connections to Employment, Inc.98% of $172.1M in contracts$168.5M
- 88Insitu, Inc.52% of $320.6M in contracts$167.3M
- 89Elbitamerica, Inc.70% of $236.2M in contracts$164.6M
- 90Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation83% of $198.1M in contracts$164.3M
- 91Vigor Marine LLC34% of $487.2M in contracts$163.8M
- 92Pacmed Clinics100% of $161.7M in contracts$161.7M
- 93Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing, Inc.100% of $160M in contracts$160M
- 94Parker-Hannifin Corporation99% of $160.1M in contracts$158.3M
- 95Life Technologies Corporation96% of $164.3M in contracts$157.7M
- 96Professional Contract Services, Inc.100% of $152.3M in contracts$152.3M
- 97Brighton Marine, Inc.100% of $151.9M in contracts$151.9M
- 98Peckham Vocational Industries, Inc.92% of $164.6M in contracts$151.6M
- 99Peraton Corp.6% of $2.6B in contracts$149.8M
- 100The Rand Corporation76% of $196.7M in contracts$149.6M
Sole-source awards are lawful and often unavoidable — one supplier, an emergency, classified work, a follow-on to a system only its builder can service. A large figure here is a fact about how the award was made, never an accusation.
Questions
- Which contractor got the most no-bid federal dollars in FY2020?
- Lockheed Martin Corporation, with $67.2B awarded without competition in FY2020.
- Is a no-bid contract illegal?
- No. Federal rules allow awards without full competition in defined circumstances, and each one is recorded with a reason code. This ranking reports the recorded dollars; it makes no claim about whether any particular award was justified.
- Where does this ranking come from?
- It is computed from USASpending.gov award records, which are U.S. government works and in the public domain. Each figure is the recipient's not-competed contract obligations for FY2020, from FPDS extent-competed codes. TheFiscalFinder does the ranking; the underlying figures are the government's own.
- How many contractors are shown?
- The top 100 for FY2020. Each row opens that contractor's own page, where the same money is broken out by year, by counterparty and by place.
- Does a high position mean anything is wrong?
- No. This is a description of where public money went in FY2020, computed from public records. It is not an allegation about anyone on it.
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