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New awards
182
Obligated
$34.6M
Median award
$55,197
Median offers
4
  • Agencies signed about 14 new NAICS 441227 awards a year from FY2016 to FY2025, 51 of them in FY2025.
  • SBA's small business size standard for NAICS 441227 is $40 million in average annual receipts (SBA table effective March 17, 2023).
  • The median award was $55,197; 83 different companies won at least one award.
  • 25% of awards that report a set-aside were set aside for small businesses or a socioeconomic program, most often small business set-asides.
  • 28 of these awards reach their potential end date (all options exercised) in the next 12 months, so most of that work comes up for re-bid.

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Awards per fiscal year

New NAICS 441227 awards of $25,000 or more by the fiscal year they were signed (October to September), with the amount obligated on them to date.

New NAICS 441227 awards per fiscal year
Fiscal yearAwardsObligated
FY2016
0
$0
FY2017
0
$0
FY2018
0
$0
FY2019
0
$0
FY2020
0
$0
FY2021
0
$0
FY2022
0
$0
FY2023
42
$18.6M
FY2024
42
$3.1M
FY2025
51
$4.8M
FY2026*
47
$8.1M

* FY2026 is still filling in: the Department of Defense reports its awards 90 days late. Full years run to FY2025.

How competitive are these contracts?

85% of awards were competed. Competed awards drew a median of 4 offers, against 3 offers across all federal contracts; 5% got a single offer.

Competed awards by number of offers received
Offers receivedCompeted awards
1 (single offer)
7 (5%)
2
9 (6%)
3-4
65 (42%)
5-9
30 (19%)
10+
44 (28%)

155 competed awards with an offer count. Not competed: 27 awards (sole source, follow-on or not available for competition).

Set-asides

25% of the 169 awards that report a set-aside were reserved for small businesses or a socioeconomic program.

Awards by set-aside type
Set-asideAwards
No set-aside
127 (75%)
Small business
41 (24%)
Indian Economic Enterprises (ISBEE)
1 (1%)

Orders placed under an existing contract vehicle often leave the set-aside blank (it is recorded on the vehicle), so they are left out here.

How big are the awards?

The median award was $55,197. 75% were under $100,000, the range where agencies often use simplified acquisition.

Awards by amount obligated
Amount obligatedAwards
Under $100K
136 (75%)
$100K-$1M
44 (24%)
$1M-$10M
1 (1%)
$10M+
1 (1%)

Which agencies buy it?

The agencies with the most new NAICS 441227 awards in the period.

Where is the work done?

Awards by place of performance.

Where is the work done?
AwardsObligated
Ohio
13
$2.3M
Texas
7
$418,900
District of Columbia
6
$823,044
Arizona
4
$242,806
Hawaii
4
$158,274
Oregon
3
$475,967
Virginia
3
$231,405
Florida
3
$205,944

Largest awards

The five awards with the most obligated, as described by the contracting office. Each links to its record on USAspending.gov.

  1. Aircraft procurement - cl605 challenger #5855Federal Aviation Administration, FY2023$15.5M
  2. Polaris ranger crew xp 1000 northstar premiumFederal Bureau of Investigation, FY2026$3.3M
  3. Polaris vehicles for us border patrolU.S. Customs and Border Protection, FY2025$618,936
  4. Purchase of atvsU.S. Customs and Border Protection, FY2023$515,059
  5. Motor pool replacement vehicleDepartment of State, FY2024$438,157

Coming up for re-bid

28 of these awards reach their potential end date (every option exercised) in the 12 months after November 5, 2026. Agencies usually post the follow-on solicitation, or a sources-sought notice, months before that.

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Questions

How many bids do NAICS 441227 contracts get?

Competed awards drew a median of 4 offers (FY2016-FY2026, 155 awards with an offer count). 5% got a single offer and 48% got five or more. Across all federal contracts the median is 3 offers.

Which agencies award the most NAICS 441227 contracts?

By number of new awards in FY2016-FY2026: Department of State (54%), Department of Homeland Security (18%), Department of Defense (10%). Agencies that buy often are the ones to watch for recompetes and sources-sought notices.

How many NAICS 441227 contracts are set aside for small business?

25% of the awards that report a set-aside were reserved for small businesses or a socioeconomic program: small business set-asides 24%, Indian Economic Enterprises (ISBEE) 1%. Orders under existing contract vehicles often leave the field blank, so those are not counted.

Where are NAICS 441227 contracts performed?

The most awards were performed in Ohio (13), Texas (7), District of Columbia (6). Competition differs by state; each state page below shows its own offer counts.

Where the numbers come from

Every new federal contract award of $25,000 or more signed from October 1, 2015 to September 30, 2026 (FY2016 to FY2026), as reported to USAspending.gov from the Federal Procurement Data System: definitive contracts, purchase orders, delivery orders and BPA calls. Amounts are what has been obligated on each award to date, options and modifications included. Place is the place of performance.

Offer counts are FPDS's “number of offers received” on competed awards. Award recipients are counted but not named here. Pages with fewer than 150 awards (500 for one code in one state) are left out of search engines, because a handful of awards can swing the numbers.

Compiled by Falkview US from public data, updated November 5, 2026. Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with a link to the page.

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