First-time HHS contractors in 2025
20 new recipients in FY2025 with no money FY2023–FY2024. Largest: JAYNES CORPORATION ($172.03M); ACACIA CENTER FOR JUSTICE ($90.55M); EXELAN PHARMACEUTICALS INC ($74.06M).
| Company | Obligations |
|---|---|
| Jaynes Corporation | $172.03M |
| Acacia Center for Justice | $90.55M |
| Exelan Pharmaceuticals Inc | $74.06M |
| Cidara Therapeutics Inc | $58.05M |
| Clark Construction LLC | $51.48M |
| Skyward Dynamics Information Technology, LLC | $45.35M |
| Globaltekforcecom Inc. | $24.14M |
| Griffin Construction, LLC | $20.84M |
| OSIVAX | $20.23M |
| Nichi-Iko Pharmaceutical Co.,ltd. | $16.64M |
| Coherus Oncology, Inc. | $11.81M |
| Ivyhill-Zai, LLC | $11.66M |
| Akima Secure Technologies, LLC | $11.43M |
| Crossject Sa | $11.29M |
| Ensemble Government Services, LLC | $11.18M |
| Lecor Technology Services, LLC | $11.18M |
| Advize Health LLC | $11.15M |
| Electrosoft Services Inc | $10.48M |
| Blue Star NBR LLC | $10.00M |
| Bering Straits Professional Services, LLC | $9.57M |
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- Company roll-ups match names and parent companies; some subsidiaries may be missed.
- Recipient type (business) comes from USAspending's business-type fields; a recipient counts under its most common type.
- 'New' means no money under the same company name in FY2023, FY2024; renamed companies can look new.