MONTHLY CONTRACTING REPORT
FEBRUARY 2025
U.S. Special Operations Command
⏱ GENERATED ON DEMAND
This report was generated once, at the generation time listed.
▼ NO MICRO CONTRACTS
Contracts or transactions under $2,000 are not included.
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Total Vendors
147
Contracts
277
Avg Contract
$560,674
Total Spending
$155,306,764
Reporting
Top Vendors
The vendors that received the most money from U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025, across all contracts awarded that month.
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LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
Contracts: 38
$49,943,055 -
IGOV TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Contracts: 4
$20,173,894 -
VIASAT INC
Contracts: 4
$17,933,857 -
L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Contracts: 8
$14,858,229 -
KBR WYLE SERVICES, LLC
Contracts: 3
$8,421,250 -
CACI, INC. - FEDERAL
Contracts: 1
$8,000,000 -
THE BOEING COMPANY
Contracts: 2
$7,804,803 -
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
Contracts: 5
$7,571,708 -
PEOPLE, TECHNOLOGY AND PROCESSES, LLC
Contracts: 4
$5,247,941 -
IRON EAGLEX, INC.
Contracts: 2
$3,840,883 -
D3 AIR AND SPACE OPERATIONS, INC.
Contracts: 1
$2,844,735 -
ENVISION TECHNOLOGY, LLC
Contracts: 1
$2,829,717 -
COMPASS POINT LLC
Contracts: 2
$2,109,316 -
B.E. MEYERS & CO., INC.
Contracts: 1
$2,021,635 -
RMGS INC
Contracts: 2
$1,705,742
Top NAICS Codes
The most-awarded NAICS codes from U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025, across all awarded contracts.
Vendor Types
The types of organizations that received contract awards from U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025.
No organizational type data available for this sub-agency.
Analyses
Buzzwords
Important phrases and terms that appear significantly more in U.S. Special Operations Command contracts during February 2025 compared to government-wide patterns.
Impact
Top Contracts
The highest-value individual contract awards from U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025.
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RECIPIENT
VIASAT INC
AWARD AMOUNT
$15,611,815
Base Award
NAICS CODE
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING | 334220
DESCRIPTION
ANNUAL SOFTWARE LICENSES AND SUPPORT
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RECIPIENT
IGOV TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
AWARD AMOUNT
$11,562,887
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING | 339999
DESCRIPTION
I-25-3-2 BADELAIRE
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RECIPIENT
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
AWARD AMOUNT
$10,148,500
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES | 561990
DESCRIPTION
MQ-9 GCS CMS - BASE
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RECIPIENT
CACI, INC. - FEDERAL
AWARD AMOUNT
$8,000,000
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND TECHNICAL SERVICES | 541990
DESCRIPTION
GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICES
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RECIPIENT
IGOV TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
AWARD AMOUNT
$6,871,780
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING | 339999
DESCRIPTION
I-25-3-1 ARCTODUS
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RECIPIENT
L3HARRIS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
AWARD AMOUNT
$6,409,824
Base Award
NAICS CODE
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING | 334220
DESCRIPTION
NGMP RADIO SYSTEM
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RECIPIENT
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
AWARD AMOUNT
$5,318,626
Base Award
NAICS CODE
AUTOMOBILE AND LIGHT DUTY MOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURING | 336110
DESCRIPTION
OEM HILUX VEHICLE 10 EACH AND SPARE PARTS 8 EACH
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RECIPIENT
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
AWARD AMOUNT
$4,901,496
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES | 561990
DESCRIPTION
AFSOC CMT
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RECIPIENT
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
AWARD AMOUNT
$4,723,587
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES | 561990
DESCRIPTION
CV-22 CMS
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RECIPIENT
LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION
AWARD AMOUNT
$3,918,496
Base Award
NAICS CODE
ALL OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES | 561990
DESCRIPTION
C-130 CMS DET1 BASE
Vendor headquarters
The top locations where vendors receiving awards from U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025 list as their primary business address.
Top States
No vendor HQ state data available.
Top Cities
No vendor HQ city data available.
Performance Locations
The top locations where contract work for U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025 is performed.
Top States
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KENTUCKY - $50,690,484
42 contracts -
VIRGINIA - $27,075,765
23 contracts -
FLORIDA - $21,219,083
49 contracts -
CALIFORNIA - $19,382,241
35 contracts -
NEW YORK - $14,858,229
7 contracts -
NORTH CAROLINA - $12,854,685
35 contracts -
PENNSYLVANIA - $8,750,127
7 contracts -
OHIO - $7,571,708
5 contracts -
NEW HAMPSHIRE - $3,433,513
3 contracts -
- $3,367,425
22 contracts
Top Cities
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LEXINGTON - $49,664,287
35 contracts -
TAMPA - $21,048,406
40 contracts -
RESTON - $20,173,894
4 contracts -
CARLSBAD - $17,933,857
4 contracts -
ROCHESTER - $14,858,229
7 contracts -
FAYETTEVILLE - $8,000,000
1 contracts -
COLUMBUS - $7,571,708
5 contracts -
PHILADELPHIA - $3,904,803
1 contracts -
RIDLEY PARK - $3,900,000
1 contracts -
SAN DIEGO - $3,830,857
16 contracts
Top Congressional Districts
The congressional districts where contract work for U.S. Special Operations Command in February 2025 will be performed.
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Kentucky 6 (Kentucky)Rep. Andy Barr, Republican$51,160,87936 contracts -
Florida 14 (Florida)Rep. Kathy Castor, Democrat$20,488,85435 contracts -
Virginia 11 (Virginia)Rep. James Walkinshaw, Democrat$20,173,8944 contracts -
California 49 (California)Rep. Mike Levin, Democrat$17,980,4766 contracts -
New York 25 (New York)Rep. Joseph Morelle, Democrat$14,858,2297 contracts -
North Carolina 7 (North Carolina)Rep. David Rouzer, Republican$8,000,0001 contracts -
Ohio 3 (Ohio)Rep. Joyce Beatty, Democrat$7,571,7085 contracts -
Pennsylvania 2 (Pennsylvania)Rep. Brendan Boyle, Democrat$3,904,8031 contracts -
Pennsylvania 5 (Pennsylvania)Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon, Democrat$3,900,0001 contracts -
()$3,367,42522 contracts