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Top federal contractors

≈ computed · contract dollars

Lockheed Martin Corporation was the largest holder of U.S. federal contracts in FY2025, with $75.1B in contract-coded obligations. Below are the top 100 federal contractors for FY2025, ranked by federal contract obligations, with combined corporate families counted once. ≈ computed

Ranked from USASpending records, data current as of 2026-07-05. 6 fiscal years are loaded (FY2020 to FY2025).

  1. 1$75.1B
  2. 2$33.2B
  3. 3
    RTX Corporation42 industries
    $28.9B
  4. 4
    UnitedHealth Group7 industries
    $25.3B
  5. 5
    The Boeing Company39 industries
    $22B
  6. 6$10.4B
  7. 7
    BAE Systems, Inc.44 industries
    $7.9B
  8. 8$7.4B
  9. 9
    Leidos, Inc.31 industries
    $7.3B
  10. 10$7.2B
  11. 11$7.1B
  12. 12$6.8B
  13. 13$6.5B
  14. 14$5.8B
  15. 15$5.7B
  16. 16$5.2B
  17. 17$4.5B
  18. 18$4B
  19. 19$3.8B
  20. 20$3.6B
  21. 21
    V2X, Inc.26 industries
    $3.6B
  22. 22
    Peraton Corp.15 industries
    $3.6B
  23. 23
    Deloitte LLP13 industries
    $3.6B
  24. 24$3.6B
  25. 25$3.6B
  26. 26$3.3B
  27. 27$3.2B
  28. 28$3.2B
  29. 29$3.1B
  30. 30$3B
  31. 31$3B
  32. 32
    KBR, Inc.23 industries
    $2.8B
  33. 33$2.8B
  34. 34$2.5B
  35. 35$2.4B
  36. 36$2.4B
  37. 37
    General Atomics18 industries
    $2B
  38. 38$2B
  39. 39$2B
  40. 40
    Parsons Corporation21 industries
    $2B
  41. 41$1.9B
  42. 42$1.9B
  43. 43$1.9B
  44. 44$1.8B
  45. 45
    Ashbritt Inc2 industries
    $1.8B
  46. 46$1.7B
  47. 47$1.5B
  48. 48$1.5B
  49. 49$1.4B
  50. 50$1.4B
  51. 51$1.4B
  52. 52$1.4B
  53. 53$1.4B
  54. 54$1.3B
  55. 55$1.3B
  56. 56$1.3B
  57. 57$1.3B
  58. 58
    Serco Inc10 industries
    $1.3B
  59. 59$1.2B
  60. 60
    Cgi Federal Inc.10 industries
    $1.2B
  61. 61$1.1B
  62. 62$1.1B
  63. 63$1.1B
  64. 64
    Leonardo DRS, Inc.16 industries
    $1.1B
  65. 65
    Fcn, Inc.10 industries
    $1B
  66. 66$1B
  67. 67$1B
  68. 68$1B
  69. 69$994.6M
  70. 70$980.5M
  71. 71$969M
  72. 72
    FedEx Corporation7 industries
    $963.2M
  73. 73$945.5M
  74. 74$945.4M
  75. 75$938.2M
  76. 76$928.5M
  77. 77$928.4M
  78. 78$909.1M
  79. 79$899.8M
  80. 80$895M
  81. 81$874.2M
  82. 82$846.6M
  83. 83$845.1M
  84. 84$837.7M
  85. 85$833.8M
  86. 86$829M
  87. 87
    V3GATE, LLC10 industries
    $822M
  88. 88
    Salient Crgt, Inc.9 industries
    $816.1M
  89. 89
    Supplycore LLC10 industries
    $815.4M
  90. 90
    Austal USA, LLC10 industries
    $807M
  91. 91$796M
  92. 92
    Atlas Air, Inc.4 industries
    $759.4M
  93. 93
    Palantir Usg Inc7 industries
    $744.5M
  94. 94$741.4M
  95. 95$706.8M
  96. 96
    Tcom, L.p.4 industries
    $700.7M
  97. 97
    Pfizer Inc5 industries
    $699.8M
  98. 98$686.7M
  99. 99$676.9M
  100. 100$673.1M
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Ranked by contract-coded (NAICS) obligations, so entitlement grants routed through state agencies do not crowd out the primes. This is a description of the money, computed by us from USASpending records, never a judgment about any contractor. Each row opens that contractor’s page: its funding agencies, where the work lands, and any PAC on record.

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