SubSignal / Opportunities / Washington, D.C.

Federal subcontracting opportunities in Washington, D.C.

These 10 awards are performed in Washington, D.C. and are large enough to require a small business subcontracting plan, which means each prime named here has to subcontract part of the work to small businesses. $82.6M in total.

Awards10
Total value$82.6M
Median award$5.7M
Largest$21.8M

A subcontracting plan is a legal obligation on the prime, not an open solicitation. Nobody will contact you. The window that matters is the first few weeks after award, while the prime is still assembling its team — here is how the rule works.

The awards

Prime contractorAgencyAwardPlan typeStart
Whiting-turner Contracting Company, thePublic Buildings Service$21.8MIndividual Subcontract PlanJul 21, 2026
Carahsoft Technology CorpFederal Acquisition Service$20.5MCommercial Subcontract PlanAug 1, 2026
International Business Machines CorporationFederal Emergency Management Agency$15.3MPlan Required - Incentive NOT IncludedJul 8, 2026
American Institutes for Research in the Behavioral SciencesDepartment of Education$8.8MIndividual Subcontract PlanAug 1, 2026
Guidehouse Inc.Office of Procurement Operations$5.7MIndividual Subcontract PlanJul 22, 2026
Sikich CPA LLCBureau of Engraving and Printing$3.5MIndividual Subcontract PlanJul 27, 2026
Dewberry Engineers Inc.Federal Emergency Management Agency$3.0MIndividual Subcontract PlanAug 3, 2026
National Academy of SciencesNational Institutes of Health$2.1MIndividual Subcontract PlanAug 3, 2026
Guidehouse Inc.U.s. Customs and Border Protection$1.1MIndividual Subcontract PlanAug 3, 2026
Crowley Government Services, Inc.Maritime Administration$759KIndividual Subcontract PlanJul 8, 2021

By agency

Department of Veterans Affairs 26Department of Homeland Security 26Department of Health and Human Services 20General Services Administration 9Department of Justice 7Department of Agriculture 7Department of Transportation 6Department of the Interior 5Department of the Treasury 4

Where this comes from

Federal contract awards are published on USASpending.gov, and each record carries a field stating whether the award requires a subcontracting plan. SubSignal reads that field, keeps only the awards where the answer is yes, and drops everything else — awards below the threshold, awards to small businesses that are exempt, and awards the contracting officer marked as having no subcontracting possibilities. What is left is a list of large companies with a live obligation to find small business partners. This page rebuilds every time the feed refreshes.

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