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Department of Energy - Federal Contracts

The Department of Energy has awarded 13,997 federal contracts worth $9305.5B to 1,312 recipients, an average of $664.8M per award. About 4% of its awards flow through small-business set-aside programs. There are currently 15 open solicitations accepting bids. Explore set-asides, top contractors, the buying sub-agencies, and live opportunities below.

13,997
Awarded Contracts
$9305.5B
Total Obligated
1,312
Recipients
15
Open Solicitations

Recent Awards

FOR THE RECORD, INC$48K · Sep 2026
MELE ASSOCIATES INC$56.2M · Sep 2026
VECTOR RESOURCE INC$1.9M · Sep 2026
AMERIND, INC.$2.2M · Sep 2026
CORBROOK, LLC$2.2M · Sep 2026
COLOSSAL CONTRACTING LLC$23K · Sep 2026

Small Business Set-Aside Programs

8(a) Business Development$269M · 510
HUBZone$5.8M · 16
Small Business$640K · 10
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned$14.1M · 10

Spending by Fiscal Year

FY 2026$9261.8B · 9,481 awards
FY 2025$43.7B · 4,414 awards
FY 2024$82.9M · 102 awards

Top Buying Sub-Agencies

Department of Energy$9303.3B · 13,304
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission$2.3B · 693

Where the Work Is Performed

California$1739.9B · 647 awards
Washington$930.1B · 736 awards
New Mexico$900.2B · 577 awards
Ohio$848.5B · 369 awards
South Carolina$830.8B · 455 awards
Maryland$823.6B · 692 awards

Contracting with the Department of Energy

In FY2026, the Department of Energy obligated $9261.8B across 9,481 contract actions, an average of $664.8M per award. Roughly 4% of its awards are reserved for small businesses through programs such as 8(a) Business Development, HUBZone, Small Business. Its most active buying office is the Department of Energy. Vendors most commonly compete under NAICS 541519 (Other Computer Related Services) and 561210. Most of this work is performed in California and Washington. Its largest small-business channel is 8(a) Business Development, with 510 awards worth $269M. Beyond Department of Energy, other active buying offices include Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Over the years on record it has obligated funds to 1,312 distinct contractors, and currently lists 15 open solicitations accepting bids. Vendors pursuing Department of Energy work should register in SAM.gov under the NAICS codes listed above, track the open solicitations, and set an alert to be notified the moment a new opportunity is posted.

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