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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN has won 778 federal awards worth $535.9M in total across 4 agencies, with a median award of $446K. See where they win and what those contracts close for, and forecast the price on a solicitation you're competing for.

778
awards won
$535.9M
total obligated
$446K
median award
4
agencies

Recent awards

TitleAgencyValueDate
MID-RANGE CAPABILITY VTWIN UPGRADE KITS AND TECHNICAL SUPPORTDepartment Of Defense$5.0M2026-03-18
KOREA EDGE SWITCH MODERNIZATION EQUIPMENT AND TECHNICAL SUPPORTDepartment Of Defense$327K2026-02-25
AUSTRALIA EDGE SWITCH MODERNIZATION EQUIPMENT AND TECHNICAL SUPPORTDepartment Of Defense$433K2026-02-19
EDAGS LAB DUPLEXER CABLE KITS EQUIPMENT AND TECHNICAL SUPPORTDepartment Of Defense$482K2026-02-04
SUBMARINE MODELING AND SIMULATION SUPPORT IIDepartment Of Defense$1.0M2025-09-26

Questions

How many federal contracts has UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN won?

778 awards on record, worth $535.9M in total across 4 agencies. The median award is $446K.

Which agencies buy from UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN?

Mostly Department Of Defense, Department Of Commerce.

Is UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN a competitor worth watching?

That depends on your category. This page lists the agencies they win from and their recent awards, so you can see whether they are active in the lanes you bid. AwardCast forecasts the closing price for a specific open solicitation, which is the number that matters when you are bidding against them.

Agencies they win from

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