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Smithsonian Institution - Federal Contracts

The Smithsonian Institution has awarded 2,423 federal contracts worth $1.5B to 873 recipients, an average of $610K per award. There are currently 0 open solicitations accepting bids. Explore set-asides, top contractors, the buying sub-agencies, and live opportunities below.

2,423
Awarded Contracts
$1.5B
Total Obligated
873
Recipients
0
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Small Business Set-Aside Programs

8(a) Business Development$1.3M · 3
Small Business$69K · 2

Spending by Fiscal Year

FY 2026$1.1B · 925 awards
FY 2025$332.8M · 1,412 awards
FY 2024$6.7M · 86 awards

Top Buying Sub-Agencies

Smithsonian Institution$1.5B · 2,423

Where the Work Is Performed

Maryland$551M · 305 awards
Washington, D.C.$358.5M · 1,344 awards
California$212.1M · 45 awards
Virginia$125.5M · 145 awards
Texas$56.9M · 132 awards
Massachusetts$24.6M · 63 awards

Contracting with the Smithsonian Institution

In FY2026, the Smithsonian Institution obligated $1.1B across 925 contract actions, an average of $610K per award. Its most active buying office is the Smithsonian Institution. Vendors most commonly compete under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) and 541310. Most of this work is performed in Maryland and Washington, D.C.. Its largest small-business channel is 8(a) Business Development, with 3 awards worth $1.3M. Over the years on record it has obligated funds to 873 distinct contractors, and currently lists 0 open solicitations accepting bids. Vendors pursuing Smithsonian Institution 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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