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Department Of Energy: contract award prices

Department Of Energy has 7,660 federal awards on record, 71% of them competed, $9.5B obligated in total. AwardCast forecasts what a specific solicitation from this agency will close for.

7,660
awards
$55K
median award
71%
competed
$9.5B
total obligated

Price by category

NAICSCategoryMedian awardAvg offers
541519OTHER COMPUTER RELATED SERVICES$52K6.0
236220COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION$54K1.7
541611ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES$130K2.4
561210FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES$83K2.3
541330ENGINEERING SERVICES$125K3.9

Questions

What does Department Of Energy typically pay for a contract?

The median award is $55K, across 7,660 awards on record, $9.5B obligated in total. Awards vary widely by category, so the per-NAICS ranges above are a better guide than the single median.

How competitive are Department Of Energy contracts?

71% of this agency's awards were competed. The rest were sole-source or otherwise not openly bid.

What does Department Of Energy buy the most?

Its largest categories by award count are OTHER COMPUTER RELATED SERVICES (NAICS 541519, typical award $52K), COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (NAICS 236220, typical award $54K), ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES (NAICS 541611, typical award $130K).

Categories this agency buys

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