Department of Transportation Contracts in District of Columbia

Agency State Spending Overview

The Department of Transportation has obligated $16,745,811,248 in federal contract spending performed in District of Columbia across 688 contract awards. Of these awards, 100% were competitively bid, meaning multiple companies submitted proposals for the work. Small businesses account for 0% of the agency's contract awards in the state. The top contractor receiving Department of Transportation dollars in District of Columbia is Harris Corporation with $1.9B. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in District of Columbia and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $16,745,811,248

Contract Count: 688

Average Contract Size: $24.3M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most Department of Transportation contract dollars in District of Columbia, ranked by total obligated value.

1. Harris Corporation — $1.9B (1 contracts)
2. Parsons Government Services Inc. — $1.6B (2 contracts)
3. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority — $913.4M (18 contracts)
4. Science Applications International Corporation — $779.6M (41 contracts)
5. Noblis, Inc. — $733.2M (14 contracts)
6. Leidos, Inc. — $730.2M (6 contracts)
7. Crowley Government Services, Inc. — $629.4M (17 contracts)
8. LS Technologies LLC — $545.2M (31 contracts)
9. Ptsi Managed Services Inc — $505.2M (1 contracts)
10. Stratacomm, LLC — $482.4M (9 contracts)
11. Raytheon Company — $416.4M (5 contracts)
12. Advanced Management Technology, Inc. — $389.0M (21 contracts)
13. Science Applications International Corp — $302.9M (10 contracts)
14. Tranben, Limited — $280.3M (6 contracts)
15. Cssi, LLC — $252.7M (8 contracts)
16. Veracity Engineering LLC — $250.3M (22 contracts)
17. Oasis Systems, LLC — $173.8M (22 contracts)
18. CGH Technologies Inc — $165.9M (7 contracts)
19. CNI Global Solutions, LLC — $154.6M (1 contracts)
20. Commuter Check Services Corp. — $148.4M (5 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How Department of Transportation's contract spending in District of Columbia is distributed across industry sectors.

• Other: $12.0B (544 contracts)
• IT: $2.0B (99 contracts)
• R&D: $1.7B (7 contracts)
• Transportation: $941.8M (34 contracts)
• Construction: $71.9M (3 contracts)
• Healthcare: $5.1M (1 contracts)

Contracts

• THE PURPOSE OF THIS DELIVERY ORDER AWARD IS TO ADD FUNDING FOR FTI TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES. — $1.9B
• THE CONTRACTOR MUST FURNISH ALL PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND SUPPORT LABOR, MATERIAL, SUPPLIES, MANAGEMENT SERVICES, DATA, AND FACILITIES REQUIRED TO ACCOMPLISH THE WORK TO BE ORDERED UNDER TECHNICAL F IGF::OT::IGF — $1.5B
• TERMINAL FLIGHT DATA MANAGER IGF::OT::IGF — $548.5M
• THE T5 CONTRACT WILL SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION AVIATION CIP AND CERTAIN REIMBURSABLE PROGRAMS INCLUDING THOSE ARISING FROM AIP APPROPRIATIONS AND OTHER DIRECTLY FUNDED AND REIMBURSABLE PROJECTS — $505.2M
• IGF::OT::IGF EPICS UNRESTRICTED CONTRACT; NOBLIS; # DTFAWA-17-D-00014 ON TASK ORDER # 0005 ENTERPRISE ENGINEERING SERVICES SUPPORT — $280.0M
• BASE AWARD - DUAL FREQUENCY OPERATIONS (DFO).THIS SF26 IS BEING GENERATED EXCLUSIVELY TO COMPLETE THE AWARD IN PRISM/DELPHI. PRISM IS UNABLE TO PRODUCE A SF26 THAT REFLECTS THE CORRECT AWARD VALUE. IGF::CT::IGF — $197.3M
• "FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP SERVICES DIRECTORATE SERVICE CENTER DIVISION INTERIM HELPDESK&DESKSIDE SUPPORT CONTRACT " IGF::OT::IGF — $154.6M
• CLIN 6 VAM SHIP 6 PURCHASE — $138.1M
• IGF::OT::IGF EPICS UNRESTRICTED CONTRACT NOBLIS # DTFAWA-17-D-00014 FOR TASK ORDER # 0004 NAS VOICE SYSTEMS (NVS) PMO) SUPPORT — $135.1M
• OBTAIN NATIONAL AND REGIONAL MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES AS A TASK ORDER UNDER 693JJ924R000013. — $131.7M
• TAMR P3S2 FUNDING TO RAYTHEON FOR CCP-1000 IGF::CL::IGF — $131.3M
• CLIN 6 SHIP 7 PURCHASE — $129.0M
• NEO SUPPORT SERVICES CONTRACT IGF::OT::IGF — $125.1M
• IGF::CT::IGF FOR CRITICAL FUNCTIONS FOR IT SUPPORT SERVICES — $119.8M
• NEW CONTRACT TO PROVIDE FOR CRASH INVESTIGATION, PAR COLLECTION, AND DATA CODING AT 32 CRASH INVESTIGATION SAMPLING SYSTEM (CISS) SITES. — $110.0M
• TITLE: OBTAIN NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS, MARKETING, AND MEDIA SUPPORT - BASE LEVEL-OF-EFFORT 05 — $109.5M
• N.T.E. $150M DIRECTED AWARDS TO FIVE (5) TMIS MULTIPLE AWARDEES FOR AIR TRAFFIC SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT. — $103.3M
• FY 2018 VIRTUAL FARE MEDIA AND SMARTBENEFITS - PARKING — $98.9M
• THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA) AIR TRAFFIC ORGANIZATION OFFICE OF SAFETY (AJS) HAS A REQUIREMENT FOR A BROAD RANGE OF COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AIR TRANSPORTATION SUPPORT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES. THESE SERVICES INCLUDE DESIGNING, DEVELOPING, DELIVERING, TESTING, PROGRAM PLANNING, DATA COLLECTION, ANALYSIS, AND OPERATION OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN SUPPORT OF THE FAA'S GOAL OF INCREASED SAFETY AND SYSTEM OF CONSTANTLY IMPROVING PERFORMANCE. THE FAA WILL MEET THIS CHALLENGE BY DEVELOPING NEW SYSTEMS TO COLLECT AND ANALYZE SAFETY DATA TRENDS, ANOMALIES, AND OTHER INFORMATION ON WHICH TO BASE INITIATIVES TO HELP THE FAA INCREASE CAPACITY IN THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS) WHILE CONSTANTLY INCREASING SAFETY TO NAS USERS. TAS::69 1301::TAS — $97.5M
• AIRPORT SURFACE SURVEILLANCE CAPABILITY (ASSC) IGF::CL::IGF — $92.8M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Department of Transportation spend on contracts in District of Columbia?

Department of Transportation has $16.7B in federal contracts performed in District of Columbia across 688 awards.

What is the competition rate for Department of Transportation contracts in District of Columbia?

100% of Department of Transportation's contracts in District of Columbia were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most Department of Transportation work in District of Columbia?

The top contractors include Harris Corporation, Parsons Government Services Inc., Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

What industries receive Department of Transportation contract dollars in District of Columbia?

Department of Transportation's spending spans Other, IT, R&D.

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