Interactive lookup · USAspending.gov

Look up a federal contractor, NAICS code, or agency

Search the live extract (5,000 contractors). Example: Lockheed Martin Corp currently leads this sample at $63.4B in lifetime obligations.

Contractors
5,000
Agencies
65
NAICS
499
Sample #1
$63.4B

What this tool returns

Type a vendor, 6-digit NAICS, or agency name. Matches route to the live PlainFedContract page with totals and the USAspending.gov source link: for example, Lockheed Martin Corp sits at $63.4B in this extract.

5,000
Contractors searchable
65
Agencies
499
NAICS industries
$63.4B
Sample lead: Lockheed Martin Corp

Lookup only routes to existing records. A company registered under several recipient ids returns one row per record, distinguished by level and UEI.

Search by

Minimum 2 characters. Searches names verbatim, no fuzzy matching.

Result will appear here. The link below jumps to the PlainFedContract record with full contract obligations and UEI tied to USAspending.gov.

1. Lockheed Martin Corp$63.4B2. The Boeing Company$26.7B3. Lockheed Martin Corporati…$26.4B4. Unitedhealth Group Incorp…$20.9B5. Optum Public Sector Solut…$17.8B6. Triwest Healthcare Allian…$15.5B7. Rtx Corp$14.4B8. Rockwell Collins Australi…$14.0B
Sample of top contractors you can look up

Preview of high-obligation recipients in the live extract: use the form above to open any matching record.

Source: USAspending.gov

How this works

  • Contractor mode normalizes your query and routes to /contractor/<slug>/.
  • NAICS mode validates a 6-digit industry code and routes to /industry/<code>/.
  • Agency mode routes to /agency/<slug>/ after slug normalization.
  • If a record does not exist, you land on a 404 with the closest matches surfaced.

Source: USAspending.gov · FPDS-NG · NAICS 2022 industry codes from U.S. Census Bureau.

Every figure on PlainFedContract is rendered directly from USAspending.gov federal contract data, no number is typed in by an editor. Contract lookup results are computed directly from USAspending.gov data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a correction.