The Department of the Army focuses on maintaining operational readiness through a combination of advanced technical research, infrastructure sustainment, and logistical modernization. Strategic priorities include the development of analytical laboratory instrumentation, physical and engineering research, and the deployment of sophisticated software platforms for mathematical and technical applications.
Department of the Army is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Department of the Army has obligated $68,815,741,043, issued 2,021 awards, and worked with 1,855 contractors. It currently has 4,417 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
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The Department of the Army focuses on maintaining operational readiness through a combination of advanced technical research, infrastructure sustainment, and logistical modernization. Strategic priorities include the development of analytical laboratory instrumentation, physical and engineering rese...
The Department of the Army focuses on maintaining operational readiness through a combination of advanced technical research, infrastructure sustainment, and logistical modernization. Strategic priorities include the development of analytical laboratory instrumentation, physical and engineering research, and the deployment of sophisticated software platforms for mathematical and technical applications. The agency also prioritizes the upkeep of critical physical infrastructure, ranging from heavy civil engineering and commercial building construction to specialized pavement and facility maintenance.
Procurement patterns emphasize a blend of high-tech research and development and essential facility services. The agency frequently procures engineering services, software publishing, and computer systems design, alongside industrial machinery repair and precision equipment maintenance. Contract structures include a mix of special notices, solicitations, and subcontracts, with a significant emphasis on GSA eBuy vehicles for maintenance and repair services.
Industry preferences are heavily weighted toward the Small Business Administration (SBA) and 8(a) programs, demonstrating a strong commitment to small business set-asides. Primary target NAICS categories include engineering services, analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing, and research and development in the physical and life sciences. The agency also engages frequently with contractors specializing in heavy civil engineering and commercial construction.
The Department of the Army operates as a major component of the Department of Defense. Its organizational scope encompasses a broad range of requirements from high-level scientific consulting and software development to tactical facility support and waste management. The agency utilizes a diverse array of procurement vehicles to manage its expansive operational and technical needs.
Procurement Analytics
Where Department of the Army directs its contract spending, by industry and small-business set-aside program.
Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at Department of the Army and its sub-agencies, as published in the OPM Plum Book. These are leadership positions, not total employees.
