Buyers

Who buys from Colorado contractors?

In the 12 months to Jul 2, 2026, The Boeing Company paid Colorado companies the most through subcontracts ($118.5M to 11 companies), and Department of the Air Force awarded the most in prime contracts ($6.6B). Use this to find which primes are teaming with Colorado subcontractors.

Which primes subcontract the most to Colorado companies?

Subaward dollars to Colorado companies in the last 12 months, by prime contractor. Subawards are self-reported by primes and can lag.

#	Buyer	Paid (12 mo)	Subs paid	Awards
1	The Boeing Company	$118.5M	11	28
2	Triad National Security, LLC	$113.7M	25	35
3	Peraton Inc.	$82.8M	10	22
4	Raytheon Company	$79.7M	11	46
5	Linquest Corporation	$53.6M	3	4
6	General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.	$37.2M	14	25
7	Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation	$27.6M	22	75
8	Fluor Federal Solutions, LLC	$27.4M	4	4
9	Sierra Nevada Company, LLC	$18.8M	16	59
10	Leidos, Inc.	$18.1M	11	29
11	Boeing Company, the	$17.7M	8	24
12	Jacobs Engineering Group Inc	$14.4M	14	48
13	HDR, Inc	$12.5M	8	21
14	Pantexas Deterrence, LLC	$12.4M	8	42
15	The Johns Hopkins University	$11.6M	10	15
16	Science Applications International Corporation	$11.1M	12	25
17	Parsons Government Services Inc.	$10.1M	3	5
18	L-3 Communications Integrated Systems L.P.	$9.7M	4	28
19	Bb&e, Inc.	$8.4M	1	2
20	Honeywell International Inc.	$8.4M	9	21
21	Kratos S2, Inc	$7.2M	1	9
22	Hii Mission Technologies Corp	$7.1M	1	4
23	Kratos Technology & Training Solutions, Inc.	$6.7M	6	19
24	Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.	$6.6M	14	18
25	Applied Research Associates, Inc.	$6.3M	2	4
26	Fairwinds Technologies LLC	$5.7M	2	6
27	Accenture Federal Services LLC	$5.6M	5	13
28	L3 Technologies, Inc.	$5.2M	5	14
29	Titan II Inc.	$5M	3	6
30	Bae Systems Land & Armaments L.P.	$4.9M	2	5
31	Ge Renewables US LLC	$4.4M	2	24
32	Trustees of Princeton University, the	$4.1M	1	1
33	Weston Solutions Inc	$4M	5	5
34	Caci International Inc	$3.9M	6	10
35	The Regents of the University of Colorado	$3.8M	2	2
36	KBR Wyle Services, LLC	$3.8M	7	7
37	Fluor Marine Propulsion, LLC	$3.7M	13	17
38	Chugach Intelligence Solutions, LLC	$3.1M	3	3
39	General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc	$2.7M	8	13
40	Assured Information Security, Inc.	$2.7M	3	3
41	Lockheed Martin Corp	$2.7M	9	20
42	Aecom	$2.5M	7	9
43	Deloitte LLP	$2.4M	2	2
44	Ea Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC	$2.2M	4	11
45	Bell Textron Inc.	$2.2M	2	7
46	Bae Systems Space & Mission Systems Inc.	$2.1M	5	5
47	Mission Support and Test Services LLC	$2.1M	5	5
48	Hanford Tank Waste Operations & Closure, LLC	$2M	3	3
49	Ames Federal Contracting Group LLC	$2M	2	2
50	Arizona State University	$2M	1	1

Which federal agencies award the most prime contracts in Colorado?

Prime-award dollars obligated to Colorado companies in the last 12 months, by awarding agency. The rankings cover contracts from every federal agency: prime awards performed in Colorado and subawards to Colorado-based subcontractors. Grants, loans and direct payments are not included.

#	Buyer	Paid (12 mo)	Companies	Awards
1	Department of the Air Force	$6.6B	638	906
2	Department of the Navy	$1.2B	120	296
3	Department of Veterans Affairs	$1.1B	459	737
4	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	$940.1M	74	127
5	Department of Energy	$724.3M	115	170
6	Department of the Army	$714.9M	380	388
7	Missile Defense Agency	$472.6M	11	9
8	Federal Acquisition Service	$421.3M	49	126
9	Office of the Chief Financial Officer	$370.4M	34	29
10	Defense Logistics Agency	$229.8M	98	816
11	U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement	$228.8M	17	16
12	U.S. Special Operations Command	$168.3M	21	22
13	Forest Service	$163.8M	473	1029
14	Defense Information Systems Agency	$140.5M	22	63
15	U.S. Customs and Border Protection	$115.7M	11	22
16	National Park Service	$104.3M	153	248
17	Departmental Offices	$100.2M	92	84
18	Bureau of Reclamation	$84.5M	196	172
19	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration	$71.3M	57	71
20	Federal Bureau of Investigation	$69.4M	20	44
21	Public Buildings Service	$63.4M	54	145
22	U.S. Geological Survey	$58.1M	158	245
23	Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons	$58M	56	157
24	Internal Revenue Service	$56.7M	13	16
25	Defense Health Agency	$55.2M	33	22
26	Bureau of Land Management	$47.9M	160	162
27	U.S. Coast Guard	$43.5M	10	10
28	Office of Procurement Operations	$38.7M	11	10
29	National Institutes of Health	$31.2M	24	29
30	Federal Highway Administration	$30.6M	53	82
31	Environmental Protection Agency	$27.3M	52	60
32	Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources	$25.7M	7	13
33	Federal Aviation Administration	$22.3M	43	236
34	Social Security Administration	$21.5M	19	34
35	Department of Housing and Urban Development	$21.3M	4	2
36	Offices, Boards and Divisions	$20.4M	27	43
37	GAO, Except Comptroller General	$19M	3	4
38	United States Mint	$16.9M	43	27
39	Defense Threat Reduction Agency	$15M	5	2
40	Federal Railroad Administration	$14M	6	17
41	Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education	$13.8M	41	36
42	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service	$13.5M	63	55
43	Office of the Secretary	$10.4M	43	52
44	Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service	$9.8M	28	33
45	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	$9.7M	21	13
46	Drug Enforcement Administration	$8.3M	13	73
47	Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response	$7.8M	2	0
48	Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency	$7.4M	1	0
49	Defense Commissary Agency	$6.9M	7	3
50	Department of State	$6.3M	16	22

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