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NAICS 922120 Police protection vendors in California

In FY2026 (provisional), vendors headquartered in California recorded $8.92M in net obligations under NAICS 922120 across 13 awards and orders.

FY2026 net obligations (provisional)
$8.92M
FY2026 awards and orders
13
FY2026 vendors
10

Top vendors, FY2026

  1. 1. SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT (SACRAMENTO, CA)$8.12M · 2
  2. 2. COUNTY OF CALAVERAS (SAN ANDREAS, CA)$329.58K · 2
  3. 3. EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT (OAKLAND, CA)$305.57K · 1
  4. 4. County of Sonoma (SANTA ROSA, CA)$293.18K · 1
  5. 5. COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE (RIVERSIDE, CA)$39.43K · 2
  6. 6. KERN, COUNTY OF (BAKERSFIELD, CA)$25K · 1
  7. 7. COUNTY OF ORANGE (SANTA ANA, CA)$13.37K · 1
  8. 8. CLOVERDALE, CITY OF (CLOVERDALE, CA)$3.08K · 1
  9. 9. U.S. ARMOR CORPORATION (SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA)$72 · 1
  10. 10. COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA (SAN JOSE, CA)$14 · 1

Agencies paying these vendors

$8.50M
Department of the Interior (6 awards and orders)
$321.51K
Department of Veterans Affairs (3 awards and orders)
$89.63K
Department of War (1 awards and orders)
$13.37K
Department of the Treasury (1 awards and orders)
$1.28K
Department of Justice (1 awards and orders)
$72
Department of State (1 awards and orders)

Net obligations by fiscal year of action, from FPDS contract actions under NAICS 922120. Vendors are placed by their headquarters state in SAM.gov, not by where the work is done. Awards and orders count canonical awards with a positive net in the year; IDV vehicles are not counted. FY2026 is provisional for 120 days after it ends, and DoD withholds awards for 90 days at the source. Methodology