Department of the Interior — Contract Spending Analysis
Agency Spending Overview
The Department of the Interior is a federal government agency that awards contracts to private-sector companies and organizations. This page provides a detailed analysis of the agency's contract spending patterns, including total obligated funds, competition rates, sector breakdowns, and top contractors.
Department of the Interior has obligated $39,330,437,281 across 2411 federal contracts tracked in our database. Of these contracts, 100% were competitively awarded, meaning multiple bidders submitted proposals, while the remainder were sole-source awards. Small businesses received 0% of the agency's contract awards, reflecting the agency's participation in federal small business contracting goals.
Understanding how federal agencies spend taxpayer money is essential for government accountability and transparency. Contract spending data is sourced from USAspending.gov and the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). ReadTheGovContract analyzes this data to make it accessible and provide insights into spending patterns, contractor relationships, and competition levels across the federal government.
Budget Details
Total Obligated: $39,330,437,281
Contract Count: 2411
Competition Rate: 100%
Small Business Rate: 0%
Spending by Sector
The following breakdown shows how Department of the Interior distributes contract spending across industry sectors, based on NAICS classification codes. This can reveal which industries are most dependent on the agency's procurement dollars.
- IT: $7.8B (78 contracts)
- Other: $7.3B (48 contracts)
- Construction: $5.3B (55 contracts)
- Healthcare: $1.4B (11 contracts)
- R&D: $360.5M (2 contracts)
- Defense: $338.0M (3 contracts)
- Energy: $197.6M (3 contracts)
Top Contractors
These are the contractors that have received the most funding from Department of the Interior, ranked by total obligated contract value.
- MHN Government Services LLC — $1.7B (8 contracts)
- General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. — $1.1B (12 contracts)
- Acacia Center for Justice — $832.4M (1 contracts)
- Magellan Healthcare Inc — $637.0M (1 contracts)
- Booz Allen Hamilton Inc — $612.2M (5 contracts)
- NW Construction, Inc — $504.4M (5 contracts)
- Guidehouse Digital LLC — $446.3M (1 contracts)
- Guidehouse Inc. — $403.1M (1 contracts)
- Leidos, Inc. — $391.5M (4 contracts)
- Tepa EC, LLC — $363.7M (3 contracts)
- Zeiders Enterprises, Inc. — $361.2M (3 contracts)
- CDM Constructors Inc — $357.6M (1 contracts)
- Family Endeavors, Inc. — $346.5M (1 contracts)
- Deep Mile Networks LLC — $329.9M (1 contracts)
- Ogilvy Group, LLC, the — $321.6M (1 contracts)
- NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC — $315.6M (4 contracts)
- Salient Crgt, Inc. — $303.2M (1 contracts)
- Deployed Services, LLC — $297.8M (2 contracts)
- Orbital Sciences LLC — $294.3M (1 contracts)
- Oscar Renda Contracting Inc — $293.3M (3 contracts)
Recent Contracts
- DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, ADMINISTRATION OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, OFFICE OF REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT'S LEGAL SERVICES FOR UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN — $832.4M
- MILITARY FAMILY LIFE COUNSELING PROGRAM IGF::OT::IGF — $638.8M
- MILITARY FAMILY LIFE COUNSELING PROGRAM — $637.0M
- GRANTS PROGRAM SOLUTIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICES — $446.3M
- THE PURPOSE OF THIS REQUIREMENT FOR GRANTS PROGRAM SOLUTIONS AND IT SUPPORT SERVICES IS TO PROVIDE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE GRANT, FINANCIAL, AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENT SERVICES, IT SOLUTIONS, AND SUPPORT TO THE GRANTSOLUTIONS AND ITS PARTNERS. — $403.1M
- POJOAQUE BASIN REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM IGF::OT::IGF — $357.6M
- ORR INFLUX CARE FACILITY — $346.5M
- EUESWS — $329.9M
- CONSULTING SERVICES — $321.6M
- SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND SYSTEMS INTEGRATION IN SUPPORT OF THE ARMY KNOWLEDGE ONLINE (AKO) — $303.2M
- RAPID SPACECRAFT ACQUISITION MASTER CONTRACT THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE SPACECRAFT AND ALL ASSOCIATED HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, LABOR, DOCUMENTATION AND POST LAUNCH SUPPORT FOR THE LANDSAT DATA CONTINUITY MISSION (LDCM). — $294.3M
- OFFICE OF REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT (ORR), ADMINISTRATION FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES (ACF), U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES (HHS) SPONSOR SERVICES — $270.4M
- SAN JUAN LATERAL WATER TREATMENT PLANT — $270.1M
- IGF::OT::IGF A. PURSUANT TO FAR 42.1203(H)(1), THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE NOVATION AGREEMENT: ON 1 JANUARY 2015, VALUEOPTIONS, INC. MADE A CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION TO ITS WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY, VALUEOPTIONS FEDERAL SERVICES, INC., THAT CONSISTED OF THE ASSETS OF VALUEOPTIONS, INC. S ACTIVE FEDERAL CONTRACT BUSINESS. ALL OF THE CORE PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, AND EQUIPMENT USED TO PERFORM VALUEOPTIONS, INC. S FEDERAL CONTRACTS WERE TRANSFERRED TO VALUEOPTIONS FEDERAL SERVICES, INC. INCLUDED IN THE TRANSFER WERE ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, PREPAID EXPENSES, OTHER RECEIVABLES, LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS, AND VARIOUS EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE. BESIDES TRANSFERRING ALL OF THEIR FEDERAL CONTRACTS TO VALUEOPTIONS FEDERAL SERVICES, INC., ALL RELATED FEDERAL SUBCONTRACTS WERE TRANSFERRED AS WELL. A COPY OF THE LIST OF CONTRACTS AFFECTED IS ATTACHED TO THIS MODIFICATION. B. BLOCK 8 OF STANDARD FORM 30, NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR, AND BLOCK 15A OF STANDARD FORM 33, NAME AND ADDRESS OF OFFEROR, ARE MODIFIED AS FOLLOWS: FROM: VALUEOPTIONS, INC. 240 CORPORATE BOULEVARD NORFOLK, VA 23502 DUNS: 088192141 CAGE CODE: 3U2P7 TO: VALUEOPTIONS FEDERAL SERVICES, INC. 240 CORPORATE BOULEVARD NORFOLK, VA 23502 DUNS: 088192141 CAGE CODE: 3U2P7 C. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT REFERENCED IN ITEM 10A , REMAIN UNCHANGED AND IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT. — $258.2M
- MILITARY FAMILY LIFE COUNSELING — $250.4M
- IGF::CT::IGF — $245.0M
- COUNSELING SERVICES — $241.6M
- NON-MEDICAL MILITARY FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICES — $241.1M
- DOI EIS DATA SERVICES — $230.2M
- MANY FARMS HIGH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION BUILD. — $218.7M