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Top contractors of the Department of Homeland Security: FY2022

FY2022 · complete year · data as of 2026-07-11

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New 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. FY2020 to FY2026 are loaded. Rank vs FY2021 is each name's change in position from FY2021; a dash means the name was not in FY2021's data.

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RankNameFY2022FY2021ChangeRank vs FY2021
01New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services0 awards$9.1B$2B+361%▲ 5
02Governor's Authorized Representative0 awards$3.7B$6.9B−46%same
03Texas Division of Emergency Management0 awards$3.4B$10B−66%▼ 2
04Homeland Security & Emergency0 awards$3.3B$2.6B+27%▲ 1
05Office of Emergency Services0 awards$2.8B$4.4B−37%▼ 2
06New Jersey Department of Law & Public Safety0 awards$1.4B$1.2B+22%▲ 1
07State of Florida Division of Emergency Management0 awards$1.2B$3.3B−64%▼ 3
08Government of the Virgin Islands0 awards$1.1B$1B+5%▲ 2
09North Carolina Department of Public Safety0 awards$949M$593.7M+60%▲ 9
10Deployed Resources LLC0 awards$756.9M$350.2M+116%▲ 17
11State of Colorado0 awards$735.5M$1B−28%▼ 2
12Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security0 awards$690.1M$847.9M−19%▼ 1
13Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency0 awards$621.6M$598.4M+4%▲ 4
14Emergency Management Agency Massachusetts0 awards$593.3M$812.9M−27%▼ 2
15General Dynamics Corporation0 awards$570.5M$367.6M+55%▲ 8
16Department of Military Affairs Wisconsin0 awards$557.8M$126.7M+340%▲ 51
17Oregon Military Department0 awards$498.7M$602.4M−17%▼ 1
18Leidos, Inc.0 awards$493.4M$566M−13%▲ 1
19District of Columbia Government0 awards$464.2M$366.5M+27%▲ 6
20Paragon Systems Inc0 awards$429.4M$422.1M+2%same
21The Geo Group, Inc.0 awards$401M$362.9M+10%▲ 5
22Maryland Department of Emergency Management0 awards$390.1M$1B−62%▼ 14
23Missouri Department of Public Safety0 awards$378.8M$343.4M+10%▲ 6
24Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection0 awards$368.1M$220.7M+67%▲ 26
25Emergency Mgmt Department of0 awards$363.4M$617.7M−41%▼ 10
26Kentucky Department of Military Affairs0 awards$327.6M$186.5M+76%▲ 32
27Deloitte LLP0 awards$326.7M$301.5M+8%▲ 7
28NFIP Direct Servicing Agent0 awards$312.2M$235.1M+33%▲ 20
29Minnesota Department of Public Safety0 awards$300.6M$243M+24%▲ 15
30Service Members Assistance Fund0 awards$287.8M$301.1M−4%▲ 5
31Kansas Adjutant General Department0 awards$284.7M———
32The National Board for the Emergency Food & Shelter Program0 awards$280M$640M−56%▼ 18
33Matson Logistics, Inc.0 awards$279.2M———
34Department of Military Nebraska0 awards$276.5M$411.7M−33%▼ 13
35CACI International Inc0 awards$271.3M$187.3M+45%▲ 22
36B.i. Incorporated0 awards$270.1M$281.4M−4%▲ 3
37Adjutant General South Carolina0 awards$269.3M$256.8M+5%▲ 5
38Triple Canopy Inc0 awards$268.9M$290.8M−8%same
39Department of Public Safety State Utah0 awards$261.5M$149.1M+75%▲ 23
40Military Department, Washington State0 awards$254.9M$701.9M−64%▼ 27
41Tennessee Emergency Management Authority0 awards$254.5M$238.1M+7%▲ 6
42Mvm, Inc.0 awards$247.1M$127.7M+94%▲ 24
43Ala Emergency Management Agency0 awards$237.4M$304.9M−22%▼ 10
44Ohio Department of Public Safety, Emergency Managment Agency0 awards$232.7M$317.6M−27%▼ 14
45Science Applications International Corporation0 awards$229.6M$211.1M+9%▲ 7
46Science Applications International Corporation0 awards$229M$214.5M+7%▲ 5
47Tutor Perini Corporation0 awards$219.6M———
48Mississippi Emergency Management Agency0 awards$218.7M$316.2M−31%▼ 17
49Accenture Federal Services LLC0 awards$215.5M$242.2M−11%▼ 4
50Techflow, Inc.0 awards$215.2M$203.3M+6%▲ 6
51Caddell Construction Co. (DE), LLC0 awards$214.5M−$194.7M—▲ 302
52Classic Air Charter Inc.0 awards$213.3M———
53Austal USA, LLC0 awards$208.3M$999.6K—▲ 163
54Champion Home Builders, Inc.0 awards$201.2M———
55Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Department0 awards$197.1M$204M−3%▼ 1
56The Mitre Corporation0 awards$193.7M$156M+24%▲ 4
57State of Idaho Military Division0 awards$174.8M———
58Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, the0 awards$172.9M$117.9M+47%▲ 12
59Dell Technologies Inc.0 awards$161.4M$122.2M+32%▲ 10
60Department of Safety & Homeland Security0 awards$156.8M———
61Mantech Advanced Systems International, Inc.0 awards$154.3M$125.2M+23%▲ 7
62Brown & Brown, Inc.0 awards$154.2M———
63Vermont Department of Public Safety0 awards$151.6M$294.2M−48%▼ 27
64The Allstate Corporation0 awards$150.9M———
65OK Dept of Emergency Mgmt0 awards$150.3M———
66Peraton Corp.0 awards$148M$152.1M−3%▼ 5
67Corecivic, Inc.0 awards$139.8M$132M+6%▼ 3
68Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency0 awards$136.4M$239.1M−43%▼ 22
69Bollinger Shipyards Lockport, L.l.c.0 awards$134.2M$256M−48%▼ 26
70American Medical Response, Inc.0 awards$129.3M$366.8M−65%▼ 46
71Hawaii Department of Defense0 awards$127.2M———
72Assurant, Inc0 awards$122.8M———
73Arkansas Division of Emergency Management0 awards$122.6M———
74MLU Services, LLC0 awards$121M———
75New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management0 awards$120.8M———
76Covenant Aviation Security, LLC0 awards$120.2M———
77Alaska Department of Military and Veteran's Affairs0 awards$120.2M———
78Loyal Source Government Services LLC0 awards$119.7M$143M−16%▼ 15
79Texas Office of the Governor0 awards$115.5M$109.1M+6%▼ 7
80Texas Office of the Governor0 awards$115.5M$109.1M+6%▼ 7
81Dyncorp International LLC0 awards$113.6M$31.1M+265%▲ 22
82Booz Allen Hamilton Inc0 awards$110.8M$91.9M+21%▼ 6
83RTX Corporation0 awards$110.5M$183.7M−40%▼ 24
84ECS Federal, LLC0 awards$103.8M$81M+28%▼ 5
85STG International, Inc.0 awards$98.1M$95.1M+3%▼ 10
86Four Points Technology, L.l.c.0 awards$91.3M$52M+76%▲ 5
87Panamerica Computers, Inc.0 awards$86.7M———
88Guidehouse LLP0 awards$83.2M———
89Government Acquisitions LLC0 awards$81.5M$83M−2%▼ 11
90Akira Technologies Inc.0 awards$81.2M———
91AT&T Enterprises, LLC0 awards$79.3M$19.4M+309%▲ 29
92Blue Tech Inc.0 awards$77.2M$51.4M+50%same
93Fcn, Inc.0 awards$71.9M$63M+14%▼ 9
94The Rand Corporation0 awards$71.9M$66.8M+8%▼ 12
95Thundercat Technology, LLC0 awards$69.7M$58.9M+18%▼ 9
96Lockheed Martin Corporation0 awards$69.3M$294.2M−76%▼ 59
97General Atomics0 awards$66.4M$78M−15%▼ 17
98Reli Group Inc0 awards$64.6M———
99Northrop Grumman Systems Corp0 awards$64M———
100Grant Thornton Public Sector LLC0 awards$63.9M———

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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