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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention obligated $2.2B on contracts in FY2026; its largest industry is NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction). See top primes, subcontractors, open solicitations and upcoming recompetes.

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Contract obligations, FY2026Money committed on contracts (no grants)
$2.2B
Change from the year beforeFY2025: $1.6B
+38.8%
Contract awardsPrime contract awards with obligations
2,916
Open solicitationsLive on SAM.gov now
0

Source: USAspending.gov (opens in a new tab) (Contract obligations reported to FPDS (award types A-D), by federal fiscal year) · as of

What it buys: industries (NAICS)

Contract obligations by the industry code on each award, FY2026. Learn more about NAICS codes

Source: USAspending.gov (opens in a new tab) · as of

What it buys: products and services (PSC)

A product and service code (PSC) says what was bought, while a NAICS code says what kind of company sells it. Obligations by PSC, FY2026. PSC in the glossary
  • R499Support- Professional: Other$553.8M

    25.3% of the agency total

  • Y1DBConstruction of Laboratories and Clinics$491.8M

    22.5% of the agency total

  • DA01IT and Telecom - Business Application/application Development Support Services (labor)$108.1M

    4.9% of the agency total

  • 7H20IT and Telecom - Platform Products: Database, Mainframe, Middleware (hw, Perpetual License Software)$104.8M

    4.8% of the agency total

  • Q201Medical- Managed Healthcare$95.4M

    4.4% of the agency total

  • R408Support- Professional: Program Management/support$88.9M

    4.1% of the agency total

  • R701Support- Management: Advertising$66.7M

    3.1% of the agency total

  • R604Support- Administrative: Mailing/distribution$51.1M

    2.3% of the agency total

  • M1AAOperation of Office Buildings$51M

    2.3% of the agency total

  • R422Support- Professional: Market Research/public Opinion$50.8M

    2.3% of the agency total

  • Q999Medical- Other$41.4M

    1.9% of the agency total

  • Y1AAConstruction of Office Buildings$37.4M

    1.7% of the agency total

  • R430Support- Professional: Physical Security and Badging$32.4M

    1.5% of the agency total

  • R702Support- Management: Data Collection$32.4M

    1.5% of the agency total

  • DF01IT and Telecom - IT Management Support Services (labor)$32.4M

    1.5% of the agency total

Source: USAspending.gov (opens in a new tab) · as of

Spending by fiscal year

Federal fiscal years run October 1 to September 30 (FY2026 ran Oct 1, 2025 to Sep 30, 2026).
  • FY2025$1.6B

    3,796 contract awards

  • FY2026$2.2B

    2,916 contract awards

Source: USAspending.gov (opens in a new tab) · as of

Top prime contractors

Companies that received the most contract obligations from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in FY2026. Primes often need small-business and specialty subcontractors.
  1. 1.Manhattan Torcon a Joint VentureUEI H2XDLQNPZH11$491.8M22.5% of total
  2. 2.I3 Federal LLCUEI T8BVM29MEWU5$104.5M4.8% of total
  3. 3.Ketchum Inc.UEI CZJKHV86FSB2$65M3% of total
  4. 4.Icahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiUEI C8H9CNG1VBD9$60.7M2.8% of total
  5. 5.Deloitte Consulting LLPUEI CKV2L9GZKJK3$57.8M2.6% of total
  6. 6.Chenega Enterprise Systems & Solutions, LLCUEI JYBLAXNKT647$56.4M2.6% of total
  7. 7.Peraton Inc.UEI ZBPQEJVECCT4$51.5M2.4% of total
  8. 8.Mckesson Specialty Distribution LLCUEI GY7SZLBCL9Y1$51.1M2.3% of total
  9. 9.Four Seasons Environmental IncUEI FTZHLEADDKR9$51.1M2.3% of total
  10. 10.National Opinion Research CenterUEI MPYFY5UMSDP4$50.4M2.3% of total

Source: USAspending.gov (opens in a new tab) · as of

Subcontractors the primes use

Companies with reported subcontracts (FSRS sub-awards) on this agency’s contracts: proof of who gets teamed with. Learn more about sub-award reporting (FSRS)
  1. University of Washington4 sub-awards under 2 primes$15.3M
  2. G2s Corp4 sub-awards under 1 prime$13.9M
  3. Teksystems, Inc.6 sub-awards under 2 primes$9.1M
  4. Kr3 Information Systems Inc4 sub-awards under 1 prime$7.6M
  5. Creative IT Solutions LLC2 sub-awards under 2 primes$6.6M
  6. Vanderbilt University Medical Center3 sub-awards under 1 prime$5.9M
  7. Insight Global, LLC4 sub-awards under 2 primes$5.8M
  8. Peraton Inc.1 sub-award under 1 prime$5.7M
  9. Bgasoft Inc1 sub-award under 1 prime$5.7M
  10. Whimbrel Technologies, Inc3 sub-awards under 1 prime$5.2M

Top 10 of 84 subcontractors by reported sub-award value.

Open solicitations

Notices from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that are still open on SAM.gov, soonest deadline first.

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Contracts coming up for recompete (6 to 18 months)

Awards from this agency whose period of performance ends between May 14, 2027 and May 14, 2028: the window to position before the follow-on is released. Learn more about positioning for recompetes

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FedRAMP cloud services this agency has authorized

Cloud offerings currently listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace with an authorization where this agency is listed as an authorizing or reusing agency. Learn more about the FedRAMP Marketplace

Showing the 6 most recent of 30 authorizations.

Source: FedRAMP Marketplace (opens in a new tab) · as of

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