Who won federal IT support contracts in your state
Federal agencies obligated $70.9 billion on IT services contracts in fiscal 2025; Virginia, Maryland and DC had 69% of it. How to see who won IT work in any state, and how to read the winners as competitors.
The answer in one paragraph
Federal agencies obligated $70.9 billion on IT services contracts in fiscal year 2025 (NAICS 541511 custom programming, 541512 systems design, 541513 computer facilities management and 541519 other computer services), by USAspending.gov records as of October 19, 2026. By where the work is done, Virginia had $27.7 billion, Maryland $11.1 billion and the District of Columbia $9.8 billion: 69% of the total. SpendQuery's supplier pages rank the companies that won that work in any state, free, from the same records.
IT services contract money by state, FY2025
| State (place of performance) | FY2025 obligations |
|---|---|
| Virginia | $27.66B |
| Maryland | $11.13B |
| District of Columbia | $9.83B |
| California | $2.14B |
| Florida | $2.02B |
| Texas | $1.93B |
| Colorado | $1.55B |
| Kansas | $1.13B |
Contract obligations under NAICS 541511, 541512, 541513 and 541519, fiscal year 2025 (October 2024 to September 2025), USAspending.gov prime awards. All states: $70.94 billion.
Who won it: the largest winners in four states
| State | Largest IT services winners, FY2025 |
|---|---|
| Virginia | Accenture ($2.15B), Leidos ($2.00B), CACI ($1.80B) |
| Maryland | Leidos ($1.05B), General Dynamics ($611M), FCN Inc. ($558M) |
| District of Columbia | Accenture ($701M), Deloitte & Touche ($563M), Leidos ($400M) |
| California | New Tech Solutions ($248M), Deloitte & Touche ($214M), Anduril Industries ($153M) |
Parent companies, by contract obligations for work performed in the state. Open a state's supplier page for its top 100 and their subcontractors.
How to look up any state
- Open the IT services suppliers page and pick your state: it ranks the companies by contract dollars for work performed there, with each company's awards behind the number.
- Choose place of performance (where the work is done) to see who wins work in your state; a company's recipient location is where it is registered, which for national firms is often Virginia.
- Narrow the codes: 541512 for systems design and integration, 541511 for custom software, 541519 for help desk and other support; product and service codes starting with D (IT and telecom services, such as DA01 business applications) catch work coded by what was bought.
- Or ask in plain English on the home page, for example “Top IT services contractors in Maryland in FY2025”, and get the ranking with its source.
Read the winners as competitors, then find what's open
A state's top winners are the companies you'll meet on the next bid, and the primes that may need subcontractors. Each company page shows its contracts, agencies, end dates and subcontractors. Contracts ending in the next 18 months are the next competitions; open IT solicitations in your state are on Open now, each with the likely incumbent.
State and local IT contracts (a state's own agencies, cities and school districts) aren't in USAspending.gov. SpendQuery's state and local page covers the governments that publish their contracts as open data, and state checkbooks show what each state paid its IT vendors.
Data limits
- Defense contracts are published about 90 days late, so the latest quarter is incomplete; fiscal 2025 is complete.
- Amounts are obligations (money committed), not payments.
- Some classified and intelligence-agency contracts are never published.
On SpendQuery
Official sources
Questions people ask
How can I find out who won federal contracts for IT support in my state?
Use USAspending.gov prime award data filtered to IT services codes (NAICS 541511, 541512, 541513, 541519) and your state as the place of performance. SpendQuery's IT services supplier page does this for any state for free and ranks the winning companies, with their awards and subcontractors.
Which states get the most federal IT contract money?
In fiscal 2025, Virginia ($27.7 billion), Maryland ($11.1 billion) and the District of Columbia ($9.8 billion), 69% of the $70.9 billion total; then California, Florida and Texas at about $2 billion each.
Should I filter by place of performance or recipient location?
Place of performance shows who wins work done in your state; recipient location shows where the winning company is registered. For competition in your state, use place of performance.
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Updated 2026-10-21. General information, not legal advice; the solicitation and the FAR govern each purchase.