Expiring federal contracts by agency
229,519 prime contracts awarded by 64 federal agencies reach the end of their current period of performance within the next 365 days, 24,679 of them within 30. Each agency page lists the industries with the most expiring work, where it is performed, and the contracts that end soonest.
Counted from USAspending; expiration list last rebuilt on September 30, 2026.
Agencies, by contracts expiring
- Department of Defense (DoD)99,305 expiring
- General Services Administration (GSA)30,247 expiring
- Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)22,591 expiring
- Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)13,220 expiring
- Department of the Interior (DOI)9,504 expiring
- Department of Homeland Security (DHS)9,340 expiring
- Department of Agriculture (USDA)7,308 expiring
- Department of Justice (DOJ)6,354 expiring
- Department of Transportation (DOT)5,578 expiring
- Department of Commerce (DOC)4,687 expiring
- Department of State4,334 expiring
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)3,512 expiring
- Department of the Treasury2,688 expiring
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)1,866 expiring
- Department of Energy (DOE)1,810 expiring
- Social Security Administration (SSA)937 expiring
- Department of Labor (DOL)811 expiring
- Department of Education443 expiring
- Smithsonian Institution416 expiring
- Securities and Exchange Commission348 expiring
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission303 expiring
- National Science Foundation289 expiring
- Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)267 expiring
- National Archives and Records Administration198 expiring
- U.S. International Development Finance Corporation187 expiring
- Federal Communications Commission182 expiring
- Consumer Product Safety Commission180 expiring
- U.S. Agency for Global Media173 expiring
- Government Accountability Office171 expiring
- National Gallery of Art161 expiring
- Federal Trade Commission156 expiring
- Executive Office of the President151 expiring
- Commodity Futures Trading Commission145 expiring
- Agency for International Development142 expiring
- District of Columbia Courts135 expiring
- Millennium Challenge Corporation133 expiring
- Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation125 expiring
- Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency123 expiring
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau119 expiring
- Export-Import Bank of the United States96 expiring
- Peace Corps96 expiring
- Railroad Retirement Board75 expiring
- International Trade Commission61 expiring
- National Labor Relations Board61 expiring
- Office of Personnel Management60 expiring
- National Transportation Safety Board54 expiring
- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission49 expiring
- Federal Election Commission46 expiring
- Merit Systems Protection Board39 expiring
- Corporation for National and Community Service35 expiring
- Institute of Museum and Library Services22 expiring
- United States Trade and Development Agency21 expiring
- Federal Maritime Commission20 expiring
- Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board19 expiring
- Selective Service System19 expiring
- Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency18 expiring
- National Endowment for the Arts15 expiring
- Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service14 expiring
- Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission13 expiring
- Federal Labor Relations Authority12 expiring
- National Endowment for the Humanities12 expiring
- Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled9 expiring
- United States Chemical Safety Board9 expiring
- Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation5 expiring
Expiring contracts by agency: questions vendors ask
Which federal agencies have the most contracts expiring?
By number of prime contracts whose period of performance ends in the next 12 months: Department of Defense (99,305), General Services Administration (30,247), Department of Veterans Affairs (22,591). 64 agencies have at least 5 contracts ending in that window, and each has its own page. Counted from USAspending and rebuilt nightly.
Is this the same as an agency’s forecast of contracting opportunities?
No. An agency’s forecast lists the purchases it plans; these pages list contracts already awarded whose period of performance is ending, the work a recompete would replace. The VA and DHS pages each link to the agency’s own forecast.
Looking for one industry or one place rather than one buyer? The NAICS directory and the state directory list every code and every state with expiring work.