Meter Intelligence

Department of Defense

Period: April 2025

Total Spending: $12,088,234,113

MONTHLY CONTRACTING REPORT

APRIL 2025

Department of Defense

⏱ GENERATED 1/1/1970

This report was generated once, at the time listed.

▼ NO MICRO CONTRACTS

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

🚫 NOT OFFICIAL

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Vendors

12,602

Contracts

86,635

Avg Contract

$139,531

Total Spending

$12,088,234,113

Reporting

Top Vendors

The vendors that received the most money from Department of Defense in April 2025, across all contracts awarded that month.


  1. $404,359,501
  2. KIEWIT US CONTRACTORS CO

    Contracts: 1


    $403,944,000
  3. THE BOEING COMPANY

    Contracts: 563


    $334,300,806
  4. RAYTHEON COMPANY

    Contracts: 260


    $254,037,727

  5. $248,356,487
  6. ASHBRITT INC

    Contracts: 3


    $179,247,536

  7. $176,736,773

  8. $172,389,500
  9. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

    Contracts: 117


    $158,134,728
  10. RQ CONSTRUCTION, LLC

    Contracts: 7


    $132,676,307
  11. L3HARRIS FUZING AND ORDNANCE SYSTEMS, INC.

    Contracts: 2


    $131,158,899
  12. METRO MACHINE CORP.

    Contracts: 2


    $127,247,319
  13. CLARK CONSTRUCTION GROUP - CALIFORNIA, LP

    Contracts: 2


    $107,042,291
  14. LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP

    Contracts: 31


    $101,638,336

  15. $94,718,198

Top NAICS Codes

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

Vendor Types

The types of organizations that received contract awards from Department of Defense in April 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 April 2025 compared to government-wide patterns.

Impact

Top Contracts

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

  1. RECIPIENT

    KIEWIT US CONTRACTORS CO

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $403,944,000

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Other Heavy And Civil Engineering Construction • 237990

    DESCRIPTION

    Pav04 seed project

  2. RECIPIENT

    THE BOEING COMPANY

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $150,477,852

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Aircraft Manufacturing • 336411

    DESCRIPTION

    C-17 globemaster iii - total sustainment and minor development

  3. RECIPIENT

    RAYTHEON COMPANY

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $143,643,666

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Other Aircraft Parts And Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing • 336413

    DESCRIPTION

    The f-22 sensor enhancements (see) program modernizes the f-22 sensor capabilities to maintain air superiority.

  4. RECIPIENT

    ASHBRITT INC

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $136,540,590

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Other Waste Collection • 562119

    DESCRIPTION

    Hurricane helene debris removal lake lure nc

  5. RECIPIENT

    SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $134,886,024

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, And Nautical System And Instrument Manufacturing • 334511

    DESCRIPTION

    Mk 48 mod 7 ab/tc and fuel tank section

  6. RECIPIENT

    THE BOEING COMPANY

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $133,500,000

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Other Commercial And Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing • 333318

    DESCRIPTION

    P-8a south korea training systems phase 1 hardware

  7. RECIPIENT

    RQ CONSTRUCTION, LLC

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $131,856,924

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Commercial And Institutional Building Construction • 236220

    DESCRIPTION

    Modernize nps academic/research facility halligan hall b-234, monterey, california

  8. RECIPIENT

    L3HARRIS FUZING AND ORDNANCE SYSTEMS, INC.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $131,158,899

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Ammunition (except Small Arms) Manufacturing • 332993

    DESCRIPTION

    M762a1/m767a1 electronic timing fuze production quantities

  9. RECIPIENT

    METRO MACHINE CORP.

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $127,247,319

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Ship Building And Repairing • 336611

    DESCRIPTION

    Uss oak hill (lsd 51) fy25 docking selected restricted availability (dsra)

  10. RECIPIENT

    CLARK CONSTRUCTION GROUP - CALIFORNIA, LP

    AWARD AMOUNT

    $107,042,291

    Base Award
    NAICS CODE

    Commercial And Institutional Building Construction • 236220

    DESCRIPTION

    P025-mq 25 squadron hangar at nbvc

Sub Agencies

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


  1. $3,186,393,004

  2. $3,009,958,528

  3. $2,818,471,049

  4. $2,411,640,531

  5. $260,273,297

  6. $129,969,040

  7. $81,921,923

  8. $74,575,509

  9. $62,773,216

  10. $27,215,944

  11. $11,793,205

  12. $11,446,362

  13. $11,018,884

  14. $6,250,298

  15. $5,893,215

  16. $4,497,426

  17. $3,782,717

  18. $2,804,456

  19. $2,448,338

  20. $1,091,545

  21. $887,211

  22. $-36,871,587

Performance Locations

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

Top States

  1. Virginia - $1,716,545,479
    8282 contracts
  2. California - $1,619,561,963
    8930 contracts
  3. Texas - $1,254,873,279
    4240 contracts
  4. - $852,143,657
    5430 contracts
  5. Florida - $694,685,892
    6421 contracts
  6. Maryland - $449,612,710
    2236 contracts
  7. Ohio - $406,568,520
    1936 contracts
  8. North Carolina - $396,966,904
    1963 contracts
  9. Massachusetts - $357,905,280
    1824 contracts
  10. New York - $327,844,654
    3937 contracts

Top Cities

  1. - $852,501,239
    5440 contracts
  2. Virginia Beach - $440,936,305
    1492 contracts
  3. Galveston - $430,998,522
    20 contracts
  4. Norfolk - $299,978,258
    457 contracts
  5. El Segundo - $242,086,880
    159 contracts
  6. Reston - $239,631,044
    771 contracts
  7. Huntsville - $199,209,539
    374 contracts
  8. Orlando - $194,399,930
    510 contracts
  9. San Diego - $188,852,301
    919 contracts
  10. Long Beach - $154,967,561
    81 contracts

Vendor headquarters

The top locations where vendors receiving awards from Department of Defense in April 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 April 2025 will be performed.

  1. ()
    $852,143,657
    5430 contracts
  2. Jen Kiggans
    Virginia 2 (Virginia)
    Rep. Jen Kiggans, Republican
    $459,304,236
    1854 contracts
  3. James Walkinshaw
    Virginia 11 (Virginia)
    Rep. James Walkinshaw, Democrat
    $453,056,943
    1911 contracts
  4. Randy Weber
    Texas 14 (Texas)
    Rep. Randy Weber, Republican
    $428,220,505
    29 contracts
  5. Bobby Scott
    Virginia 3 (Virginia)
    Rep. Bobby Scott, Democrat
    $354,923,078
    1070 contracts
  6. Ted Lieu
    California 36 (California)
    Rep. Ted Lieu, Democrat
    $319,554,504
    201 contracts
  7. Don Beyer
    Virginia 8 (Virginia)
    Rep. Don Beyer, Democrat
    $235,817,824
    816 contracts
  8. Dale Strong
    Alabama 5 (Alabama)
    Rep. Dale Strong, Republican
    $210,768,369
    474 contracts
  9. Maxwell Frost
    Florida 10 (Florida)
    Rep. Maxwell Frost, Democrat
    $192,525,229
    311 contracts
  10. Keith Self
    Texas 3 (Texas)
    Rep. Keith Self, Republican
    $184,902,850
    51 contracts

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Report generated: January 1, 1970 12:00 AM

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