Contractor directory

799 companies took $3.38T in federal contracts in six years. Look any of them up.

The 1,000 biggest recipients of federal contract money, FY2021–26, grouped into 799 companies: who pays them, whether they lobby, and any spouse income a House member reported from them.

$3.38T

Contract dollars, FY2021–26

75% of every federal contract dollar

255

Lobby Congress

companies, holding 73% of these dollars

494

Mostly paid by the Pentagon

of 799 companies get most of their contract money from it

Spouse works there

House members who reported a spouse's salary from one of these companies (396 members' electronic reports read)

Spouse income from federal contractors

From each member's own annual financial disclosure, which must list where a spouse's earned income came from. House only: 723 electronic reports from 396 sitting members, filing years 2024 and 2025. Scanned paper filings were not read, so a member missing here is not shown to have no tie.

Anna Paulina LunaFL-13
Spouse's salary from AEVEX Aerospace, as reported for 2024. Aevex Aerospace, LLC had $1.48B in federal contracts.
Not listed on the member's 2025 report.
2024 annual disclosure, Schedule C (filed 2025)
Stephanie I. BiceOK-05
Spouse's salary from CACI INC-FEDERAL, as reported for 2025. CACI had $23.81B in federal contracts.
2025 annual disclosure, Schedule C (filed 2026)

Past or one-time payments

Deferred pay from an earlier job, or a single speaking fee. Not a current job.

Maggie GoodlanderNH-02
Spouse's speech ($40K) from Siemens AG, as reported for 2025. Siemens Government Technologies Inc. had $904M in federal contracts.
Siemens AG is the parent company of Siemens Government Technologies.
2025 annual disclosure, Schedule C (filed 2026)
Suzan K. DelBeneWA-01
Spouse's deferred compensation from Microsoft Deferred Compensation Plan (Fidelity), as reported for 2025. Microsoft Corporation had $2.99B in federal contracts.
2025 annual disclosure, Schedule C (filed 2026)

A spouse's income is legal and must be disclosed. These rows show what the member reported next to the company's contracts. They do not show that the member acted on the company's behalf or oversees its contracts.

Every company

Search by name, including the names a company files contracts under. Tap a company for its agencies, lobbying and records.

Biggest customer

799 companies. Rank is by contract dollars, out of all 799.

1
Lockheed Martin$377.29B
98% from Department of DefenseLobbies
2
General Dynamics$179.41B
89% from Department of DefenseLobbies
3
RTX (Raytheon)$172.57B
98% from Department of DefenseLobbies
4
Boeing$148.60B
94% from Department of DefenseLobbies
5
Optum Public Sector Solutions, Inc.$104.75B
All from Department of Veterans AffairsLobbies
6
Northrop Grumman$84.37B
97% from Department of DefenseLobbies
7
McKesson$69.21B
85% from Department of Veterans AffairsLobbies
8
TriWest Healthcare Alliance$60.47B
85% from Department of Veterans AffairsLobbies
9
BAE Systems$52.19B
96% from Department of DefenseLobbies
10
Leidos$50.89B
56% from Department of DefenseLobbies
11
L3Harris$46.89B
84% from Department of DefenseLobbies
12
Pfizer$42.98B
All from Department of DefenseLobbies
13
Humana$42.84B
All from Department of DefenseLobbies
14
Huntington Ingalls$42.79B
All from Department of DefenseLobbies
15
Booz Allen Hamilton$41.56B
39% from Department of DefenseLobbies
16
National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC$29.39B
All from Department of EnergyLobbies
17
Cencora (AmerisourceBergen)$28.57B
All from Department of DefenseLobbies
18
Triad National Security, LLC$28.35B
All from Department of Energy
19
Amentum$27.16B
70% from Department of DefenseLobbies
20
SAIC$26.87B
52% from Department of DefenseLobbies
21
Atlantic Diving Supply (ADS)$26.71B
96% from Department of DefenseLobbies
22
Fluor$23.91B
51% from Department of DefenseLobbies
23
CACI$23.81B
54% from Department of DefenseLobbiesSpouse income
24
KBR$22.70B
84% from Department of DefenseLobbies
25
V2X (Vectrus)$22.45B
94% from Department of DefenseLobbies
26
Bechtel$21.89B
72% from Department of DefenseLobbies
27
Accenture Federal Services LLC$19.52B
28% from Department of DefenseLobbies
28
Peraton$19.36B
34% from Department of DefenseLobbies
29
Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC$19.28B
All from Department of Energy
30
GE Aerospace$19.27B
97% from Department of DefenseLobbies
31
Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC$19.03B
All from Department of Energy
32
Honeywell$18.96B
62% from Department of EnergyLobbies
33
General Atomics$17.44B
92% from Department of DefenseLobbies
34
Deloitte Consulting LLP$17.36B
20% from Department of DefenseLobbies
35
Oshkosh$16.44B
All from Department of DefenseLobbies
36
Textron$16.34B
97% from Department of DefenseLobbies
37
Ut-Battelle LLC$15.67B
All from Department of Energy
38
SpaceX$15.35B
51% from Department of DefenseLobbies
39
Centene (Health Net)$15.33B
All from Department of DefenseLobbies
40
Fisher Sand & Gravel Co$14.66B
All from Department of Homeland Security
41
California Institute of Technology$14.15B
All from National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationLobbies
42
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC$13.67B
All from Department of Energy
43
The MITRE Corporation$13.40B
63% from Department of DefenseLobbies
44
Battelle Memorial Institute$11.75B
87% from Department of EnergyLobbies
45
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC$11.68B
77% from Department of DefenseLobbies
46
Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC$11.43B
All from Department of Energy
47
Sierra Nevada$10.92B
96% from Department of DefenseLobbies
48
Carahsoft Technology Corp$10.49B
56% from Department of DefenseLobbies
49
QTC Medical Services Inc.$10.40B
95% from Department of Veterans Affairs
50
Hii Mission Technologies Corp$10.09B
50% from Department of Defense

What this directory can't show yetSenators: their disclosures sit on a Senate site that blocks automated downloads, so only House members are checked. Other relatives: no federal form asks members about children, siblings or in-laws, so those ties need reporting, not data. Ownership: a spouse who owns part of a contractor shows up as an asset, not a job, and is not matched yet. Executive branch officials file different forms, released on request. Companies below the top 1,000 recipients are not listed.

Sources: USAspending.gov awards API; Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act filings; House Clerk financial disclosure reports. Contracts are obligations (money the government committed) on awards of type A–D, 2020-10-01 to 2026-09-30. A company is its recipient records grouped by name, plus the subsidiaries listed for companies on the Pentagon contracts page; a subsidiary with a different name is its own row. Lobbying is matched by name to Senate filings since 2021 and is a floor. Spouse employers are matched by name and every match is checked by hand. Updated 2026-11-07.