What the tables add up to
Counted across every code below, 90 of 237 contracts ending within 18 months drew exactly one offer at their last competition — 38 percent of them, and $2.21bn of the $6.86bn at stake. The method and the per-code breakdown are at /single-offer.html.
Every table we have published
Each one is free, and lists the contract, the incumbent, the agency, the end date and the offer count, ranked from contestable to wired.
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle6 of 40 with a reported count
Reads as contestable22
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle5 of 24 with a reported count
Reads as contestable16
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle0 of 32 with a reported count
Reads as contestable20
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle7 of 36 with a reported count
Reads as contestable13
Ending within 18 months8 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle5 of 6 with a reported count
Reads as contestable0
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle12 of 33 with a reported count
Reads as contestable9
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle9 of 15 with a reported count
Reads as contestable4
Ending within 18 months6 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle2 of 4 with a reported count
Reads as contestable1
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle14 of 23 with a reported count
Reads as contestable3
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle17 of 30 with a reported count
Reads as contestable7
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle12 of 24 with a reported count
Reads as contestable1
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle5 of 20 with a reported count
Reads as contestable7
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle5 of 15 with a reported count
Reads as contestable4
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle5 of 21 with a reported count
Reads as contestable6
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle8 of 21 with a reported count
Reads as contestable5
Ending within 18 months18 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle7 of 14 with a reported count
Reads as contestable4
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle7 of 24 with a reported count
Reads as contestable7
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle10 of 23 with a reported count
Reads as contestable9
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle17 of 29 with a reported count
Reads as contestable3
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle8 of 21 with a reported count
Reads as contestable8
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle14 of 26 with a reported count
Reads as contestable3
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle5 of 20 with a reported count
Reads as contestable11
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle6 of 21 with a reported count
Reads as contestable7
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle4 of 28 with a reported count
Reads as contestable9
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle31 of 39 with a reported count
Reads as contestable2
Ending within 18 months25 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle15 of 21 with a reported count
Reads as contestable5
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle11 of 35 with a reported count
Reads as contestable11
Ending within 18 months40 contracts
Drew one offer last cycle6 of 13 with a reported count
Reads as contestable3
Where the numbers come from
Every field is public. The contract list and end dates come from USAspending's award search; the offer count, competition type and set-aside come from each award's latest procurement transaction, which is FPDS data. Nothing is estimated and nothing is scraped from a paid service. You can check any line by searching the award ID on usaspending.gov.
Read the counts honestly: each table covers awards between $250,000 and $20,000,000, taken largest first, so these are the biggest expiring contracts in a code rather than a census of all of them. Awards where the government reported no offer count are excluded from the single-offer figures and shown separately on each page. The sample is 28 codes, not the whole of federal procurement.
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