Recent contract awards: NAICS 541690, Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
Federal agencies announced 11 contract awards under NAICS 541690 on SAM.gov in the last 90 days. Here's who won, for how much, and which agencies bought, updated every day.
- Awards, last 90 days
- 11
- Typical award
- $1M
- Largest award
- $1.5B
Latest NAICS 541690 contract awards
Values are as each notice reports them. For indefinite-delivery and multiple-award contracts that's often a ceiling, not what will be paid. Winners link to their FedReady profile when they're registered small businesses.
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Agencies awarding 541690 contracts
| Agency | Awards | Reported value |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) | 5 | $6M |
| Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) | 2 | $265K |
| Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) | 1 | $1.5B |
| Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) | 1 | $14.7M |
| Indian Health Service (IHS) | 1 | $243K |
| Department of the Army (Army) | 1 | $79.5K |
Frequently asked questions
Where does this NAICS 541690 award data come from?
From award notices agencies post on SAM.gov, the official site for federal contract opportunities. FedReady reads SAM.gov's public data every night and lists the awards announced in the last 90 days, with the winner, the reported value and a link to each notice.
Does this include every contract award?
No. Agencies post award notices for many contracts over $25,000, but orders under existing contracts and some other awards aren't announced on SAM.gov. USAspending.gov has the full record of contract spending, though it can lag weeks behind.
Is the award value the full contract amount?
It's what the notice reports. For a single contract that's usually its total value. For an IDIQ or multiple-award contract it's often the ceiling shared by every awardee, which is far more than any one company will be paid.
How can I use contract awards to win work?
Winners are teaming and subcontracting prospects: contact them when an award matches what you do. Awards also show what an agency buys, what it pays and which offices buy it, and when the contract will come up again, so you can prepare for the recompete.
Keep going
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- How to research past awards on USAspending.gov
FedReady is an independent company, not affiliated with SAM.gov or any government agency. Award data comes from SAM.gov's public contract opportunities data and updates daily. Always confirm details on SAM.gov.