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Most no-bid contract dollars: FY2020

≈ computed · not-competed dollars

Lockheed 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.

  1. 1
    Lockheed Martin Corporation89% of $75.5B in contracts
    $67.2B
  2. 2
    RTX Corporation87% of $25.5B in contracts
    $22.3B
  3. 3
    The Boeing Company84% of $22.2B in contracts
    $18.7B
  4. 4
    General Dynamics Corporation65% of $23.6B in contracts
    $15.2B
  5. 5
    Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation69% of $10.6B in contracts
    $7.4B
  6. 6
    Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.45% of $8.6B in contracts
    $3.9B
  7. 7
    L3Harris Technologies, Inc.73% of $5.3B in contracts
    $3.9B
  8. 8
    General Electric Company90% of $4.2B in contracts
    $3.8B
  9. 9
    California Institute of Technology100% of $2.6B in contracts
    $2.6B
  10. 10
    BAE Systems, Inc.39% of $6.3B in contracts
    $2.5B
  11. 11
    General Atomics93% of $2.3B in contracts
    $2.1B
  12. 12
    Bell Boeing Joint Project Office100% of $2.1B in contracts
    $2.1B
  13. 13$1.5B
  14. 14
    The Mitre Corporation76% of $1.8B in contracts
    $1.3B
  15. 15
    Bechtel Corporation54% of $2.4B in contracts
    $1.3B
  16. 16
    Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc.39% of $3.2B in contracts
    $1.2B
  17. 17
    Modernatx, Inc.56% of $2.2B in contracts
    $1.2B
  18. 18
    The Aerospace Corporation100% of $1.1B in contracts
    $1.1B
  19. 19
    Federal Resources Supply Company, LLC75% of $1.5B in contracts
    $1.1B
  20. 20
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology100% of $1.1B in contracts
    $1.1B
  21. 21$1B
  22. 22
    Rolls-Royce Corporation87% of $1.1B in contracts
    $948.1M
  23. 23
    Textron Systems Corporation77% of $1.1B in contracts
    $874.1M
  24. 24
    Honeywell International Inc.33% of $2.4B in contracts
    $807.2M
  25. 25
    Vinnell Arabia, LLC100% of $753.1M in contracts
    $753.1M
  26. 26
    Philips North America LLC77% of $875.3M in contracts
    $676.4M
  27. 27
    Leidos, Inc.10% of $6.6B in contracts
    $672.7M
  28. 28
    Alliant Techsystems Operations LLC73% of $900.5M in contracts
    $654.1M
  29. 29
    United Launch Services, LLC54% of $1B in contracts
    $546.8M
  30. 30
    Parkdale Advanced Materials, Inc.91% of $599.4M in contracts
    $544.1M
  31. 31
    Oshkosh Defense LLC23% of $2.4B in contracts
    $542.3M
  32. 32
    Bell Textron Inc100% of $534.3M in contracts
    $532.1M
  33. 33
    Hamilton Medical, Inc89% of $590.5M in contracts
    $526.5M
  34. 34
    Am General LLC96% of $504.6M in contracts
    $483.7M
  35. 35
    General Motors LLC73% of $656.5M in contracts
    $476.1M
  36. 36$453.3M
  37. 37
    Microsoft Corporation90% of $502.6M in contracts
    $453.3M
  38. 38
    Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp76% of $591.5M in contracts
    $449.9M
  39. 39
    The Leland Stanford Junior University94% of $477M in contracts
    $449.1M
  40. 40
    Canadian Commercial Corporation61% of $700.5M in contracts
    $429.5M
  41. 41$418.9M
  42. 42
    Viasat Inc63% of $665.5M in contracts
    $416.3M
  43. 43
    Datex-Ohmeda, Inc.98% of $409.2M in contracts
    $400.6M
  44. 44
    Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin JV89% of $448.6M in contracts
    $398.9M
  45. 45
    Vyaire Medical Inc100% of $394.2M in contracts
    $394.1M
  46. 46
    Aerojet Rocketdyne of DE, Inc96% of $400M in contracts
    $385.8M
  47. 47
    Martins Point Health Care Inc100% of $375.1M in contracts
    $375.1M
  48. 48
    Zoll Medical Corporation70% of $518.7M in contracts
    $365.3M
  49. 49
    Phlow Corp.100% of $360.3M in contracts
    $360.3M
  50. 50
    W S Darley & CO56% of $620.4M in contracts
    $348M
  51. 51
    Glaxosmithkline, LLC93% of $369.5M in contracts
    $342.6M
  52. 52
    Sallyport Global Holdings Inc100% of $325M in contracts
    $325M
  53. 53
    CFM International Inc100% of $308.9M in contracts
    $308.8M
  54. 54
    Carrington Mortgage Services LLC100% of $303.8M in contracts
    $303.8M
  55. 55
    Selene Finance LP100% of $295.4M in contracts
    $295.4M
  56. 56
    Atk Launch Systems LLC100% of $286.2M in contracts
    $286.2M
  57. 57$283.9M
  58. 58
    Abbott Rapid DX North America LLC100% of $280.7M in contracts
    $280.7M
  59. 59
    Erapsco100% of $281.2M in contracts
    $280.6M
  60. 60
    3M Company55% of $489.1M in contracts
    $267.7M
  61. 61
    Airbus US Space & Defense Inc99% of $261.1M in contracts
    $259.3M
  62. 62
    Leonardo DRS, Inc.38% of $656.4M in contracts
    $250.3M
  63. 63
    Goodrich Corporation100% of $244.6M in contracts
    $244.6M
  64. 64
    University of New Mexico99% of $246.6M in contracts
    $243.4M
  65. 65
    Longbow LLC100% of $233.3M in contracts
    $233.3M
  66. 66
    E3HEALTH Solutions, LLC100% of $226.4M in contracts
    $226.4M
  67. 67
    Airboss Defense Group, LLC100% of $220.1M in contracts
    $220.1M
  68. 68
    Duke Energy Progress, LLC100% of $215.1M in contracts
    $215.1M
  69. 69$211.1M
  70. 70$208.8M
  71. 71
    Agiliti Health Inc84% of $246.8M in contracts
    $206.4M
  72. 72
    Allison Transmission Inc100% of $206.3M in contracts
    $206.3M
  73. 73
    Supplycore LLC85% of $240.8M in contracts
    $204.4M
  74. 74
    Red Star Enterprises Limited100% of $203.3M in contracts
    $203.3M
  75. 75
    Hanesbrands Inc.39% of $523.5M in contracts
    $201.9M
  76. 76
    America's Blood Centers100% of $201.7M in contracts
    $201.7M
  77. 77
    Battelle Memorial Institute6% of $3.3B in contracts
    $192.7M
  78. 78
    Institute for Defense Analyses96% of $193.2M in contracts
    $186.1M
  79. 79
    AECOM Technical Services, Inc.36% of $504.9M in contracts
    $183.2M
  80. 80
    Pride Industries100% of $183.5M in contracts
    $183M
  81. 81
    Skookum Educational Programs100% of $177.6M in contracts
    $177.6M
  82. 82
    The Pennsylvania State University85% of $205.6M in contracts
    $175.6M
  83. 83
    Airbus Helicopters, Inc.98% of $179.6M in contracts
    $175.5M
  84. 84
    Turner Construction Company77% of $226.1M in contracts
    $174.2M
  85. 85
    Csra LLC29% of $595.9M in contracts
    $173M
  86. 86
    Thales Defense & Security Inc77% of $221.3M in contracts
    $169.8M
  87. 87
    Global Connections to Employment, Inc.98% of $172.1M in contracts
    $168.5M
  88. 88
    Insitu, Inc.52% of $320.6M in contracts
    $167.3M
  89. 89
    Elbitamerica, Inc.70% of $236.2M in contracts
    $164.6M
  90. 90
    Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation83% of $198.1M in contracts
    $164.3M
  91. 91
    Vigor Marine LLC34% of $487.2M in contracts
    $163.8M
  92. 92
    Pacmed Clinics100% of $161.7M in contracts
    $161.7M
  93. 93
    Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing, Inc.100% of $160M in contracts
    $160M
  94. 94
    Parker-Hannifin Corporation99% of $160.1M in contracts
    $158.3M
  95. 95
    Life Technologies Corporation96% of $164.3M in contracts
    $157.7M
  96. 96
    Professional Contract Services, Inc.100% of $152.3M in contracts
    $152.3M
  97. 97
    Brighton Marine, Inc.100% of $151.9M in contracts
    $151.9M
  98. 98
    Peckham Vocational Industries, Inc.92% of $164.6M in contracts
    $151.6M
  99. 99
    Peraton Corp.6% of $2.6B in contracts
    $149.8M
  100. 100
    The 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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