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Total YTD Value
Total YTD Count
Active Opps
Sub-Agency Code
Total Obligations
Total Contracts
Vendors
Small Business %

Federal Agency Directory

Department/Agency
Sub-Agency
Total YTD Value
Total YTD Count
Active Opps
Sub-Agency Code
Total Obligations
Total Contracts
Vendors
Small Business %

About federal agency contracting data

GovChime tracks every federal department and sub-tier agency that awards contracts, from cabinet-level departments like Health and Human Services down to the individual sub-agencies that actually issue solicitations. Each agency profile aggregates prime contract obligations reported to FPDS-NG via USAspending.gov, the vendors winning that work, the NAICS industries the agency buys from, and the small-business set-aside share of its spending. Sub-tier matters more than the parent department for most contractors: the Department of Defense reports as one buyer, but the Army, Navy, Air Force and Defense Logistics Agency run separate acquisition shops with different vehicles, thresholds and incumbent bases. Use this directory to identify which office actually holds the budget for your NAICS code, see who holds the incumbent contract, and track how obligations shift between fiscal years.