Meter Intelligence

Department of Defense

← Period: March 2025 β†’

Total Spending: $15,649,720,463

MONTHLY CONTRACTING REPORT

MARCH 2025

Department of Defense

⏱ GENERATED 1/1/1970

This report was generated once, at the time listed.

β–Ό NO MICRO CONTRACTS

Contracts or transactions under $2,000 are not included.

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Vendors

12,182

Contracts

75,566

Avg Contract

$207,100

Total Spending

$15,649,720,463

Reporting

Top NAICS Codes

The most-awarded NAICS codes from Department of Defense in March 2025, across all awarded contracts.

Vendor Types

The types of organizations that received contract awards from Department of Defense in March 2025.

No organizational type data available for this agency.

Analyses

Buzzwords

Important phrases and terms that appear significantly more in Department of Defense contracts during March 2025 compared to government-wide patterns.

Impact

Top Contracts

The highest-value individual contract awards from Department of Defense in March 2025.

  1. RECIPIENT

    ELECTRIC BOAT CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $1,065,310,000

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Ship Building And Repairing β€’ 336611

    DESCRIPTION

    Ssn 814 & ssn 815 long lead time material

  2. RECIPIENT

    THE BOEING COMPANY

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $445,513,028

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Aircraft Manufacturing β€’ 336411

    DESCRIPTION

    Canada and germany lot 13 p-8a aircraft

  3. RECIPIENT

    RTX CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $326,145,888

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Aircraft Engine And Engine Parts Manufacturing β€’ 336412

    DESCRIPTION

    Initial spares

  4. RECIPIENT

    DELL MARKETING L.P.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $280,390,088

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Software Publishers β€’ 511210

    DESCRIPTION

    Microsoft products

  5. RECIPIENT

    CANADIAN COMMERCIAL CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $265,521,204

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, And Tank Component Manufacturing β€’ 336992

    DESCRIPTION

    The procurement of 150 flat-bottom-hull stryker vehicles under fms case for republic of bulgaria.

  6. RECIPIENT

    LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $238,000,000

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Aircraft Manufacturing β€’ 336411

    DESCRIPTION

    The purpose of this contract is to award long lead funding for f-35a, f-35b, and f-35c aircraft for u.s. services, non-dod partners, and fms customers.

  7. RECIPIENT

    LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $213,001,070

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology And Biotechnology) β€’ 541715

    DESCRIPTION

    Cruise missile defense systems sentinel a4 radar development competitive requirement

  8. RECIPIENT

    SLSCO, LTD.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $180,270,000

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Highway, Street, And Bridge Construction β€’ 237310

    DESCRIPTION

    Fy23 mcon p-923 aircraft parking apron, royal australian air force base, darwin, australia

  9. RECIPIENT

    NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $175,646,426

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Engineering Services β€’ 541330

    DESCRIPTION

    Design, test, production, repair, support, and program management to develop the new configuration an/alq-251 required by the royal australian air force (raaf) c-130j-30 program. fms case codes: at-d-sai-037; at-d-sai-706; at-d-sai-004

  10. RECIPIENT

    LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $137,531,134

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Aircraft Engine And Engine Parts Manufacturing β€’ 336412

    DESCRIPTION

    8511249145!af gen iii support

Sub Agencies

Sub-agencies within Department of Defense that received contract funding in March 2025.


  1. $5,514,997,880

  2. $3,210,370,818

  3. $2,677,786,157

  4. $2,634,794,603

  5. $545,102,575

  6. $307,562,251

  7. $229,356,697

  8. $142,664,882

  9. $105,271,443

  10. $65,497,172

  11. $62,464,975

  12. $58,494,204

  13. $39,858,773

  14. $36,313,356

  15. $31,084,369

  16. $12,628,687

  17. $9,738,385

  18. $4,907,042

  19. $4,879,735

  20. $2,574,119

  21. $1,306,102

  22. $447,845

  23. $-48,381,606

Performance Locations

The top locations where contract work for Department of Defense in March 2025 is performed.

Top States

  1. Connecticut - $1,638,455,263
    1543 contracts
  2. Virginia - $1,626,321,308
    6948 contracts
  3. - $1,173,860,000
    5008 contracts
  4. Texas - $1,134,469,873
    4082 contracts
  5. California - $1,108,951,841
    7786 contracts
  6. Florida - $769,324,661
    5218 contracts
  7. Washington - $653,633,458
    1403 contracts
  8. New York - $555,677,965
    3231 contracts
  9. Maryland - $555,083,274
    1919 contracts
  10. Ohio - $550,708,012
    1532 contracts

Top Cities

  1. - $1,171,531,614
    5027 contracts
  2. Groton - $1,071,772,737
    81 contracts
  3. Washington - $489,668,405
    534 contracts
  4. Tukwila - $486,382,803
    78 contracts
  5. East Hartford - $438,027,112
    56 contracts
  6. Fort Worth - $403,844,338
    960 contracts
  7. Cincinnati - $303,885,765
    72 contracts
  8. Virginia Beach - $301,936,066
    1265 contracts
  9. San Diego - $291,670,638
    812 contracts
  10. Tucson - $274,779,862
    263 contracts

Vendor headquarters

The top locations where vendors receiving awards from Department of Defense in March 2025 list as their primary business address.

Top States

No vendor HQ state data available.

Top Cities

No vendor HQ city data available.

Top Congressional Districts

The congressional districts where contract work for Department of Defense in March 2025 will be performed.

  1. ()
    $1,173,860,000
    5008 contracts
  2. Joe Courtney
    ConnecticutΒ 2 (Connecticut)
    Rep. Joe Courtney, Democrat
    $1,084,423,041
    147 contracts
  3. DC-98 ()
    $533,995,593
    643 contracts
  4. Pramila Jayapal
    WashingtonΒ 7 (Washington)
    Rep. Pramila Jayapal, Democrat
    $491,972,091
    252 contracts
  5. Don Beyer
    VirginiaΒ 8 (Virginia)
    Rep. Don Beyer, Democrat
    $466,279,663
    711 contracts
  6. John B. Larson
    ConnecticutΒ 1 (Connecticut)
    Rep. John B. Larson, Democrat
    $451,128,813
    296 contracts
  7. Craig Goldman
    TexasΒ 12 (Texas)
    Rep. Craig Goldman, Republican
    $421,238,832
    538 contracts
  8. Jen Kiggans
    VirginiaΒ 2 (Virginia)
    Rep. Jen Kiggans, Republican
    $324,304,267
    1578 contracts
  9. James Walkinshaw
    VirginiaΒ 11 (Virginia)
    Rep. James Walkinshaw, Democrat
    $320,670,305
    1371 contracts
  10. Greg Landsman
    OhioΒ 1 (Ohio)
    Rep. Greg Landsman, Democrat
    $314,021,191
    160 contracts

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Report generated: January 1, 1970 12:00 AM

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