Federal Government Contracts Portals
Access all official federal procurement systems
4 federal portals available
The official U.S. government system for federal contracting. SAM.gov is the primary source for all federal contract opportunities, registrations, and awards.
Federal Contracting Agencies
Browse contract opportunities by agency. Click an agency to see procurement details, forecasts, and small business programs.
Department of Defense
$400B/year
Defense systems, IT services
Department of Veterans Affairs
$35B/year
Healthcare, Medical supplies
Department of Health and Human Services
$30B/year
Healthcare, Research
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
$30B/year
Construction, Engineering
General Services Administration
$25B/year
IT products, Professional services
Department of Homeland Security
$20B/year
Security, Cybersecurity
Department of Energy
$18B/year
R&D, Nuclear facilities
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
$16B/year
Aerospace, R&D
Department of Justice
$12B/year
Law enforcement, IT services
Department of State
$10B/year
Security, Construction
Department of Transportation
$8B/year
Infrastructure, Aviation
Department of Agriculture
$7B/year
Food services, Conservation
Department of the Treasury
$6B/year
IT services, Financial services
Department of the Interior
$5.5B/year
Land management, Construction
Department of Commerce
$5B/year
IT services, Weather systems
Department of Labor
$4B/year
Job training, IT services
Social Security Administration
$3.5B/year
IT services, Customer service
Environmental Protection Agency
$3B/year
Environmental, Research
Department of Education
$2.5B/year
IT services, Research
Department of Housing and Urban Development
$2B/year
IT services, Property management
Federal Procurement Portals
The central repository of information on federal contracting actions.
GSA eBuy is an online Request for Quotation (RFQ) system for GSA Schedule contractors.
The official source for spending data for the U.S. government. Track federal awards, grants, and contracts.
Register on SAM.gov
All federal contractors must be registered in SAM.gov. This is the first step to doing business with the federal government.
Get Your DUNS/UEI Number
Obtain a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) which is required for all federal contract registrations.
Review Contract Opportunities
Browse SAM.gov for open solicitations that match your business capabilities and NAICS codes.
Submit Your Proposal
Follow the solicitation instructions carefully and submit your proposal before the deadline.
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