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U.S. Customs and Border Protection

U.S. Customs and Border Protection obligated $39.2B 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)
$39.2B
Change from the year beforeFY2025: $10.2B
+285.4%
Contract awardsPrime contract awards with obligations
3,739
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
  • Y1PZConstruction of Other Non-building Facilities$21.8B

    55.6% of the agency total

  • Y1LBConstruction of Highways, Roads, Streets, Bridges, and Railways$5B

    12.7% of the agency total

  • R706Support- Management: Logistics Support$2B

    5.2% of the agency total

  • Y1AZConstruction of Other Administrative Facilities and Service Buildings$1.9B

    4.9% of the agency total

  • R425Support- Professional: Engineering/technical$1.1B

    2.9% of the agency total

  • Y1BGConstruction of Electronic and Communications Facilities$724.4M

    1.8% of the agency total

  • DA01IT and Telecom - Business Application/application Development Support Services (labor)$655.2M

    1.7% of the agency total

  • 6350Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, and Security Detection Systems$400.9M

    1% of the agency total

  • DF01IT and Telecom - IT Management Support Services (labor)$382.5M

    1% of the agency total

  • Z2AZRepair or Alteration of Other Administrative Facilities and Service Buildings$366.4M

    0.9% of the agency total

  • R499Support- Professional: Other$357.9M

    0.9% of the agency total

  • J015Maint/repair/rebuild of Equipment- Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components$256.3M

    0.7% of the agency total

  • 6665Hazard-detecting Instruments and Apparatus$229.2M

    0.6% of the agency total

  • R408Support- Professional: Program Management/support$224.3M

    0.6% of the agency total

  • 7A21IT and Telecom - Business Application Software (perpetual License Software)$195.6M

    0.5% 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).
  • FY2024$5.8B

    4,305 contract awards

  • FY2025$10.2B

    4,355 contract awards

  • FY2026$39.2B

    3,739 contract awards

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

Top prime contractors

Companies that received the most contract obligations from U.S. Customs and Border Protection in FY2026. Primes often need small-business and specialty subcontractors.
  1. 1.Fisher Sand & Gravel CoUEI XAVBDA4D13N7$13.4B34% of total
  2. 2.Barnard Construction Company, IncorporatedUEI LEGGW1TNMVC9$4.8B12.2% of total
  3. 3.Southwest Valley Constructors CoUEI W31DQKBPJCD3$2.8B7.2% of total
  4. 4.Sls Federal Services LLCUEI VLDKT27H2AG1$2.4B6.1% of total
  5. 5.Spencer Construction LLCUEI MKMNZ369ZB59$2.4B6% of total
  6. 6.Ami Metals, IncUEI J89LTB1S62C7$2B5.2% of total
  7. 7.General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.UEI ZH4NVFG3Z526$765.5M2% of total
  8. 8.Cochrane USA IncUEI W2SDNNYAJ1N1$641.3M1.6% of total
  9. 9.Clark Construction Group LLCUEI QQBXQR679KM9$572.6M1.5% of total
  10. 10.Granite Construction CompanyUEI VAYJNMM2KBE5$544.5M1.4% 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. Linkware, LLC1 sub-award under 1 prime$81.4M
  2. Db Technology Solutions Inc3 sub-awards under 1 prime$75.7M
  3. Pvp Advanced Eo Systems, Inc.8 sub-awards under 2 primes$45.6M
  4. Radascent LLC2 sub-awards under 1 prime$39.2M
  5. Netra E-solutions Inc.1 sub-award under 1 prime$37M
  6. Systems Development and Analysis, Inc.1 sub-award under 1 prime$33.1M
  7. Textron, Inc1 sub-award under 1 prime$30.8M
  8. Agc Services, LLC1 sub-award under 1 prime$29M
  9. Chakrabarti Management Consultancy, Inc.2 sub-awards under 2 primes$27.8M
  10. Deloitte Consulting LLP1 sub-award under 1 prime$21.6M

Top 10 of 200 subcontractors by reported sub-award value.

Source: USAspending.gov sub-awards (FSRS) (opens in a new tab) · as of

Open solicitations

Notices from U.S. Customs and Border Protection that are still open on SAM.gov, soonest deadline first.

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Source: SAM.gov Contract Opportunities (opens in a new tab) · as of

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Contracts coming up for recompete (6 to 18 months)

Awards from this agency whose period of performance ends between May 9, 2027 and May 9, 2028: the window to position before the follow-on is released. Learn more about positioning for recompetes

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Source: USAspending.gov awards (FPDS) (opens in a new tab) · as of the latest sync

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