Naval Supply Systems Command

The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, a sub-agency of the Department of Defense that manages supply-chain, logistics, and fleet-support procurement for the Navy, awarded 543,088 federal contracts over its portfolio history with a combined potential value of $141.72 billion and $123.51 billion obligated to date. Activity has contracted significantly: 18,264 awards in 2023, 16,678 in 2024, 13,731 in 2025, 7,302 in 2026, and 2 awards year-to-date in 2027. Recent awards closed on July 23, 2027.

Competition for Navy supply work is highly fragmented. Over the last five years, Leidos, Inc. leads by award count with 5,692 awards totaling $600.3 million in potential value, followed by Adirondack Electronics Inc. (4,682 awards, $34.1 million) and HPI Federal LLC (2,397 awards, $168 million). By potential value, The Boeing Company dominates with $2.68 billion across 493 awards, and Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation follows with $2.51 billion across 1,248 awards; the top five primes by value account for only 5 percent of combined recent potential value. The portfolio spans 21,270 distinct prime contractors, with the majority of contract activity flowing through small transactional awards (many reflect Schedule task orders and BPA calls with potential value not reported in source data).

The command's set-aside mix reflects heavy use of unrestricted procurement: 465,047 awards (86 percent) carry no set-aside designation, while 73,735 small-business awards (14 percent) dominate the set-aside portfolio. 8(a) sole-source and competitive designations together account for fewer than 2,700 awards lifetime.

The Department of the Navy awarded 16 federal grants with $18.2 million combined federal dollars obligated since 2009, most recently on January 29, 2019. Recipient concentration data are not reported in the source. The grant portfolio comprises 12 Project Grants (75 percent) and 4 Cooperative Agreements (25 percent), distributed across 13 distinct recipients, with activity declining to a single award in 2019.

Recent contract opportunities span repair and acquisition of naval aircraft and vessel components, maintenance services, and logistics support. Representative active solicitations include panel fuel management (N0038327QA115, due December 21, 2026), comprehensive full-service maintenance for Illumina NovaSeq 6000 laboratory equipment (1301427377, due November 6, 2026 as a sole-source special notice to Illumina Inc.), low-pressure air compressor maintenance services in support of operations at Sasebo (N0040627Q0004, due October 27, 2026), water taxi services for the Virginia Capes region under a five-year IDIQ vehicle (N465812700051, pre-solicitation due November 4, 2026), and numerous pre-solicitation notices for aircraft and flight-critical component repairs requiring government source approval or OEM qualification — including servocylinder assemblies, processor units, antenna pedestals, and access doors with December 6 evaluation windows. Many repair solicitations mandate government technical data approval or OEM certification and target approved sources only.