Department of Transportation Contracts in Virginia

Agency State Spending Overview

The Department of Transportation has obligated $13,397,940,134 in federal contract spending performed in Virginia across 370 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 Virginia is THE Mitre Corporation with $2.9B. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Virginia and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $13,397,940,134

Contract Count: 370

Average Contract Size: $36.2M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

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

1. THE Mitre Corporation — $2.9B (3 contracts)
2. L3harris Technologies, Inc. — $1.3B (1 contracts)
3. Leidos, Inc. — $796.7M (5 contracts)
4. General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. — $710.9M (17 contracts)
5. Karsun Solutions LLC — $511.4M (12 contracts)
6. Serco Inc — $413.7M (2 contracts)
7. Advanced Management Technology, Inc. — $336.3M (9 contracts)
8. Noblis, Inc. — $322.5M (12 contracts)
9. Indus Corporation — $271.5M (1 contracts)
10. Peraton Inc. — $242.0M (3 contracts)
11. Actionet Inc — $233.3M (3 contracts)
12. LS Technologies LLC — $231.5M (4 contracts)
13. Cherry Hill Construction Inc — $230.5M (2 contracts)
14. Honeywell International Inc — $220.2M (1 contracts)
15. Jacobs Project Management CO — $218.0M (1 contracts)
16. Fort Myer Construction Corp — $217.5M (2 contracts)
17. Concept Solutions LLC — $209.0M (8 contracts)
18. Kiewit Infrastructure CO. — $201.5M (1 contracts)
19. Serco Management Services, Inc. — $197.0M (3 contracts)
20. Kokosing Construction Company, Inc. — $193.3M (2 contracts)

Spending by Sector

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

• Other: $5.8B (150 contracts)
• IT: $4.4B (116 contracts)
• Transportation: $1.9B (69 contracts)
• Construction: $1.0B (16 contracts)
• Engineering Services: $211.5M (9 contracts)
• R&D: $80.7M (10 contracts)

Contracts

• CENTER FOR ADVANCED AVIATION DEVELOPMENT (CAASD) FFRDC MITRE — $1.7B
• REQUISITION FOR MOD - INCREMENTALLY FUNDED - THIS PR PROVIDES FUNDING FOR ADS-B NATIONAL CONTRACT SUPPORT FOR SBS PROGRAM OFFICE. — $1.3B
• CAASD MUST PROVIDE ESSENTIAL ENGINEERING, RESEARCH, AND ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES TO SUPPORT THE FAA IN THE PERFORMANCE OF ITS MISSION THROUGH A SYSTEMS APPROACH THAT ADDRESSES ALL DIMENSIONS (E.G. POLITICAL, OPERATIONAL, ECONOMIC, TECHNICAL) REQUIRED TO — $700.5M
• FUTURE FLIGHT SERVICES PROGRAM — $656.9M
• MITRE/CAASD CONTRACT NUMBER: DTFAO-01-C-400001 — $495.6M
• SERCO MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC FOR AREA 5 IGF::CT::IGF — $378.8M
• FHWA FEDERAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICES. BASE 2-YEARS TASK A: ESTIMATED COST: $2,675,112.00 AWARD FEE: $139,421.00 ESTIMATED TOTAL: $2,814,533.00 POTENTIAL TOTAL VALUE OF THE CONTRACT: $174,980,989.00 — $271.5M
• EACH DELIVERY AND/OR TASK ORDER WILL OBLIGATE FUNDING FOR SERVICES ORDERED UNDER THIS CONTRACT. TAS::69 1301::TAS — $267.4M
• ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING SERVICES TO THE ENROUTE FACILITIES MODERNIZATION PROGRAM. — $220.2M
• DAFIS UDO RECONSTRUCT W/O ADVANCE — $218.0M
• IGF::OT::IGF TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MISSION SUSTAINMENT AND ENHANCEMENT. — $216.9M
• IGF::OT::IGF THIS PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE PERMANENT REHABILITATION OF THE CONCRETE APPROACH SPANS AND REPLACEMENT OF THE BASCULE SPAN ON THE ARLINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE. — $201.5M
• NEW AWARD CONTRACT # DTFAWA-09-C-00009. INITIAL INCREMENTAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT CONTRACT AWARD FOR CLINS 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14A, 14B, 15, AND 16. TAS::69 8107::TAS — $198.7M
• NORTH SECTION REHABILITATION OF GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY- THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION OF APPROXIMATELY 7.5 MILES OF THE NORTHERN SECTION OF THE GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARKWAY (GWMP) BETWEEN SPOUT RUN AND THE I-495/CAPITAL — $173.1M
• SERCO AREA 5 — $158.7M
• DESCRIPTION: FUNDING FOR FTI SUPPORT FOR PERIOD OCT 1 - NOV 16, 2007 UNDER TEOM DURING CR-1. CONTRACT:DTFAWA-04-C-00018. — $148.9M
• CREATE DELIVERY ORDER 0001 SUPPORT SERVICES. — $136.1M
• NP-COLO 1A21, B42, C18, D51 - THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE REHABILITATION OF APPROXIMATELY 10.3 MILES OF THE COLONIAL PARKWAY (PARKWAY) FROM MILEPOST (MP) 0.17 TO MP 1.61 AND MP 6.02 TO MP 14.88 WITHIN COLONIAL NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK. THE WORK INCL — $134.2M
• FUNDING FOR ASSOCIATED 693KA7-20-D-00001 CLINS — $125.6M
• FAA ADMINISTRATIVE VOICE ENTERPRISE SERVICES (FAVES) — $123.9M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Department of Transportation spend on contracts in Virginia?

Department of Transportation has $13.4B in federal contracts performed in Virginia across 370 awards.

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

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

Which contractors win the most Department of Transportation work in Virginia?

The top contractors include THE Mitre Corporation, L3harris Technologies, Inc., Leidos, Inc..

What industries receive Department of Transportation contract dollars in Virginia?

Department of Transportation's spending spans Other, IT, Transportation.

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