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Top contractors of the Department of Energy: FY2020

≈ computed · agency obligations

National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC received more money from the Department of Energy than any other recipient in FY2020: $3.8B in obligations. Ranked by what the Department of Energy obligated to each recipient in FY2020, so the list is about this agency's money rather than a contractor's overall size. Combined corporate families count once. ≈ computed

Ranked from USASpending records, data current as of 2026-07-12. FY2020 to FY2025 are loaded.

  1. 1
    National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC0 awards
    $3.8B
  2. 2
    Triad National Security, LLC0 awards
    $3.1B
  3. 3
    Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC0 awards
    $2.9B
  4. 4
    Battelle Memorial Institute0 awards
    $2.7B
  5. 5
    Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC0 awards
    $2.4B
  6. 6
    UT-Battelle LLC0 awards
    $2.3B
  7. 7
    Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC0 awards
    $1.6B
  8. 8
    Honeywell International Inc.0 awards
    $1.5B
  9. 9
    Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC0 awards
    $1.5B
  10. 10
    The Regents of the University of California0 awards
    $1.1B
  11. 11
    Uchicago Argonne, LLC0 awards
    $1.1B
  12. 12
    Washington River Protection Solutions LLC0 awards
    $856.7M
  13. 13
    Brookhaven Science Associates LLC0 awards
    $699.9M
  14. 14
    Bechtel Corporation0 awards
    $668.9M
  15. 15
    Mission Support & Test Services LLC0 awards
    $650.2M
  16. 16
    Savannah River Remediation LLC0 awards
    $633.1M
  17. 17
    Fermi Research Alliance, LLC0 awards
    $630.8M
  18. 18
    Alliance for Energy Innovation, LLC0 awards
    $574.7M
  19. 19
    Ucor LLC0 awards
    $539.9M
  20. 20
    CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company0 awards
    $511.9M
  21. 21
    The Leland Stanford Junior University0 awards
    $470.3M
  22. 22
    Fluor Idaho LLC0 awards
    $423.7M
  23. 23
    Fluor-Bwxt Portsmouth LLC0 awards
    $390.2M
  24. 24
    Mission Support Alliance, LLC0 awards
    $374.2M
  25. 25
    Nuclear Waste Partnership LLC0 awards
    $349.4M
  26. 26
    Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Incorporated0 awards
    $280.6M
  27. 27
    Accenture Federal Services LLC0 awards
    $246.9M
  28. 28
    Newport News Nuclear Bwxt-Los Alamos LLC0 awards
    $193.2M
  29. 29
    Four Rivers Nuclear Partnership LLC0 awards
    $173.4M
  30. 30
    The Trustees of Princeton University0 awards
    $161.9M
  31. 31
    Jefferson Science Associates, LLC0 awards
    $160.8M
  32. 32
    Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations, LLC0 awards
    $160.1M
  33. 33
    General Atomics0 awards
    $116.7M
  34. 34
    Centerra Group, LLC0 awards
    $114.2M
  35. 35
    Leidos, Inc.0 awards
    $107M
  36. 36
    University of Rochester0 awards
    $90.2M
  37. 37
    Michigan State University0 awards
    $88.2M
  38. 38
    University of Illinois0 awards
    $85.2M
  39. 39
    University of Wisconsin System0 awards
    $76.4M
  40. 40
    University of Wisconsin System0 awards
    $76.4M
  41. 41
    Massachusetts Institute of Technology0 awards
    $68.7M
  42. 42
    Iowa State University of Science and Technology0 awards
    $64.9M
  43. 43
    University of Utah0 awards
    $57.1M
  44. 44
    Soc LLC0 awards
    $47.5M
  45. 45
    Oregon State University0 awards
    $31.9M
  46. 46
    University of Washington0 awards
    $31.4M
  47. 47
    Regents of the University of Michigan0 awards
    $28.5M
  48. 48
    The Regents of the University of Colorado0 awards
    $27.3M
  49. 49
    Southwest Research Institute0 awards
    $26.7M
  50. 50
    Maximus Federal Technology Solutions, LLC0 awards
    $26.6M
  51. 51
    University of California, Los Angeles0 awards
    $25.7M
  52. 52
    Georgia Tech Research Corp0 awards
    $24.9M
  53. 53
    The Pennsylvania State University0 awards
    $24.3M
  54. 54
    Carahsoft Technology Corp0 awards
    $23M
  55. 55
    Northwestern University0 awards
    $22.2M
  56. 56
    Arizona State University0 awards
    $21.9M
  57. 57
    The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York0 awards
    $21.3M
  58. 58
    Colorado State University0 awards
    $21.1M
  59. 59
    University of Maryland, College Park0 awards
    $21.1M
  60. 60
    Michigan Department of Health and Human Services0 awards
    $20M
  61. 61
    Ohio Department of Development0 awards
    $19.9M
  62. 62
    University of Florida0 awards
    $19.4M
  63. 63
    Department of Community & Economic Development Pennsylvania0 awards
    $19.2M
  64. 64
    University of California, Santa Barbara0 awards
    $18.9M
  65. 65
    University of Delaware0 awards
    $18.6M
  66. 66
    University of California Irvine0 awards
    $18.1M
  67. 67
    Illinois Department Commerce & Economic Opportunity0 awards
    $17.4M
  68. 68
    Duke University0 awards
    $17.1M
  69. 69
    California Institute of Technology0 awards
    $17.1M
  70. 70
    Purdue University0 awards
    $17M
  71. 71
    Cornell University0 awards
    $16.1M
  72. 72
    Regents of the University of Minnesota0 awards
    $15.4M
  73. 73
    North Carolina State University0 awards
    $15M
  74. 74
    Washington State University0 awards
    $14.9M
  75. 75
    Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University0 awards
    $14.6M
  76. 76
    Icf Incorporated, L.l.c.0 awards
    $14.5M
  77. 77
    The Aerospace Corporation0 awards
    $14.3M
  78. 78
    Ohio State University, the0 awards
    $13.7M
  79. 79
    Department of Commerce Minnesota0 awards
    $13.3M
  80. 80
    President and Fellows of Harvard College0 awards
    $13.2M
  81. 81
    Kpmg LLP0 awards
    $11.8M
  82. 82
    Alvarez LLC0 awards
    $11.4M
  83. 83
    Rector & Visitors of the University of Virginia0 awards
    $11.3M
  84. 84
    State of Wisconsin Dept of Admin0 awards
    $11.2M
  85. 85
    Washington University, the0 awards
    $11.1M
  86. 86
    The Johns Hopkins University0 awards
    $10.9M
  87. 87
    University of Kentucky Research Foundation, the0 awards
    $10.7M
  88. 88
    University of California, Davis0 awards
    $10.7M
  89. 89
    Florida International University0 awards
    $10.5M
  90. 90
    Vanderbilt University0 awards
    $9.8M
  91. 91
    Yale Univ0 awards
    $9.8M
  92. 92
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill0 awards
    $9.7M
  93. 93
    University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.0 awards
    $9.5M
  94. 94
    National Academy of Sciences0 awards
    $9.2M
  95. 95
    Department of Community Services & Development California0 awards
    $9.1M
  96. 96
    The Mitre Corporation0 awards
    $9M
  97. 97
    Housing & Community Affairs, Texas Department of0 awards
    $9M
  98. 98
    Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority0 awards
    $8.9M
  99. 99
    Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities0 awards
    $8.5M
  100. 100
    General Motors LLC0 awards
    $8.5M

Obligations are the dollars the agency committed, which is not the same as dollars paid out. A recipient can appear on several agencies' lists; each ranks only its own money.

Questions

Who is the Department of Energy's biggest contractor in FY2020?
National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC, with $3.8B obligated in FY2020. Second is Triad National Security, LLC at $3.1B.
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 total the Department of Energy obligated to that recipient in FY2020. TheFiscalFinder does the ranking; the underlying figures are the government's own.
How many recipients are shown?
The top 100 for FY2020. Each row opens that recipient'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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