Which agencies have the most expiring contract value?
Department of Energy has the most expiring federal contract value over the next 12 months: $194.4 billion across 1,052 contracts reaching end of performance.
Source: The Federal Contract Recompete Index, BidSparq
Data as of: October 5, 2026 (refreshed weekly)
Sample: 119,072 expiring federal contracts, grouped by awarding agency
License: free to cite with attribution to BidSparq
Verify this yourself: USAspending.gov award data archive (the full federal contract award files by fiscal year, including period of performance end dates).
Essential statistics
- #1: Department of Energy, $194.4 billion in expiring contract value across 1,052 contracts.
- #2: Department of the Army, $58.0 billion in expiring contract value across 8,510 contracts.
- #3: Department of the Navy, $51.5 billion in expiring contract value across 8,612 contracts.
- #4: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $46.4 billion in expiring contract value across 3,045 contracts.
- #5: Department of the Air Force, $43.1 billion in expiring contract value across 5,781 contracts.
What this means
A large expiring book of business signals where the recompete opportunity is concentrated. High dollar value with a low contract count usually means a few very large vehicles, which favors incumbents and large teams; high counts with moderate value mean more openings for small and mid-size contractors.
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