USACE Finance

Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Finance, a civilian sub-agency within the Army responsible for financial management and support services contracting, awarded 742 federal contracts totaling $1.39 billion in combined potential value since 2002, with recent activity accelerating from 29 awards in 2022 to 103 in 2025 before declining to 36 year-to-date in 2026.

The Corps Finance office contracts primarily for administrative and financial support services across its operations. Contract activity has grown substantially over the past five years, with 2025 marking the highest annual award volume and 2026 tracking below prior-year pace through September. Combined dollars obligated reached $1.48 billion, exceeding the combined potential value ceiling by 6 percent, indicating baseline task order execution and modification activity above initial ceiling estimates.

Competitive concentration is highly fragmented, with the top five primes by award count holding only 12 percent of recent five-year awards. Gradkell Systems Inc. leads by both count and value, holding 13 awards worth $93.7 million in combined potential value over the last five years; Bowhead Global Systems And Technology, LLC follows with 8 awards valued at $11.2 million, and Woolpert, Inc. holds 5 awards worth $21.7 million. The remaining 394 distinct primes awarded across the portfolio's lifetime history hold the long tail, with no single vendor commanding a substantial market share. This fragmented structure reflects the Corps Finance office's reliance on multiple specialized contractors for distinct financial, administrative, and support functions.

Set-aside activity remains modest. Seventy-four percent of awards carry no set-aside designation. Small Business set-asides account for 15 percent of awards, with 8(a) Sole Source awards comprising 7 percent and Competitive 8(a) at 2 percent. HUBZone, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, and Woman-Owned Small Business designations together account for fewer than 2 percent of all awards. This distribution reflects the Corps Finance office's emphasis on open competition and unrestricted contracting for complex financial-services requirements.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded in the source data. No prior activity information is available to characterize the pipeline or solicitation cadence. Firms pursuing work at the Corps Finance office should monitor the agency's contracting office directly for upcoming solicitations or IDIQ vehicle announcements in financial management and administrative support.