Top contractors of the Department of Homeland Security: FY2022
≈ computed · agency obligationsNew York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services received more money from the Department of Homeland Security than any other recipient in FY2022: $9.1B in obligations. Ranked by what the Department of Homeland Security obligated to each recipient in FY2022, 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 2026-07-11. FY2020 to FY2025 are loaded.
- 1$9.1B
- 2$3.7B
- 3$3.4B
- 4Homeland Security & Emergency0 awards$3.3B
- 5Office of Emergency Services0 awards$2.8B
- 6$1.4B
- 7$1.2B
- 8Government of the Virgin Islands0 awards$1.1B
- 9$949M
- 10Deployed Resources LLC0 awards$756.9M
- 11State of Colorado0 awards$735.5M
- 12$690.1M
- 13$621.6M
- 14$593.3M
- 15General Dynamics Corporation0 awards$570.5M
- 16$557.8M
- 17Oregon Military Department0 awards$498.7M
- 18Leidos, Inc.0 awards$493.4M
- 19District of Columbia Government0 awards$464.2M
- 20Paragon Systems Inc0 awards$429.4M
- 21The Geo Group, Inc.0 awards$401M
- 22$390.1M
- 23$378.8M
- 24$368.1M
- 25Emergency Mgmt Department of0 awards$363.4M
- 26$327.6M
- 27Deloitte LLP0 awards$326.7M
- 28Nfip Direct Servicing Agent0 awards$312.2M
- 29$300.6M
- 30Service Members Assistance Fund0 awards$287.8M
- 31$284.7M
- 32$280M
- 33Matson Logistics, Inc.0 awards$279.2M
- 34Department of Military Nebraska0 awards$276.5M
- 35CACI International Inc0 awards$271.3M
- 36B.i. Incorporated0 awards$270.1M
- 37Adjutant General South Carolina0 awards$269.3M
- 38Triple Canopy Inc0 awards$268.9M
- 39$261.5M
- 40$254.9M
- 41$254.5M
- 42Mvm, Inc.0 awards$247.1M
- 43Ala Emergency Management Agency0 awards$237.4M
- 44$232.7M
- 45$229.6M
- 46$229M
- 47Tutor Perini Corporation0 awards$219.6M
- 48$218.7M
- 49Accenture Federal Services LLC0 awards$215.5M
- 50Techflow, Inc.0 awards$215.2M
- 51$214.5M
- 52Classic Air Charter Inc.0 awards$213.3M
- 53Austal USA, LLC0 awards$208.3M
- 54Champion Home Builders, Inc.0 awards$201.2M
- 55$197.1M
- 56The Mitre Corporation0 awards$193.7M
- 57State of Idaho Military Division0 awards$174.8M
- 58$172.9M
- 59Dell Technologies Inc.0 awards$161.4M
- 60$156.8M
- 61$154.3M
- 62Brown & Brown, Inc.0 awards$154.2M
- 63$151.6M
- 64The Allstate Corporation0 awards$150.9M
- 65OK Dept of Emergency Mgmt0 awards$150.3M
- 66Peraton Corp.0 awards$148M
- 67Corecivic, Inc.0 awards$139.8M
- 68$136.4M
- 69$134.2M
- 70American Medical Response, Inc.0 awards$129.3M
- 71Defense, Hawaii Department of0 awards$127.2M
- 72Assurant, Inc0 awards$122.8M
- 73$122.6M
- 74Mlu Services, LLC0 awards$121M
- 75$120.8M
- 76Covenant Aviation Security, LLC0 awards$120.2M
- 77$120.2M
- 78$119.7M
- 79Governor, Texas Office of the0 awards$115.5M
- 80Texas Office of the Governor0 awards$115.5M
- 81Dyncorp International LLC0 awards$113.6M
- 82Booz Allen Hamilton Inc0 awards$110.8M
- 83RTX Corporation0 awards$110.5M
- 84Ecs Federal, LLC0 awards$103.8M
- 85Anduril Industries, Inc.0 awards$99.3M
- 86STG International, Inc.0 awards$98.1M
- 87Four Points Technology, L.l.c.0 awards$91.3M
- 88Panamerica Computers, Inc.0 awards$86.7M
- 89Guidehouse LLP0 awards$83.2M
- 90Government Acquisitions LLC0 awards$81.5M
- 91Akira Technologies Inc.0 awards$81.2M
- 92AT&T Enterprises, LLC0 awards$79.3M
- 93AT&T Enterprises, LLC0 awards$78M
- 94Blue Tech Inc.0 awards$77.2M
- 95Fcn, Inc.0 awards$71.9M
- 96The Rand Corporation0 awards$71.9M
- 97Thundercat Technology, LLC0 awards$69.7M
- 98Lockheed Martin Corporation0 awards$69.3M
- 99General Atomics0 awards$66.4M
- 100Reli Group Inc0 awards$64.6M
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 Homeland Security's biggest contractor in FY2022?
- New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, with $9.1B obligated in FY2022. Second is Governor's Authorized Representative at $3.7B.
- 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 Homeland Security obligated to that recipient in FY2022. TheFiscalFinder does the ranking; the underlying figures are the government's own.
- How many recipients are shown?
- The top 100 for FY2022. 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 FY2022, computed from public records. It is not an allegation about anyone on it.
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