Department of Homeland Security
291 buying offices under 10 sub-agencies. What the agency obligated by year, what it buys, who it buys from, what is open right now and what it gives out as grants.
Department of Homeland Security in numbers
Everything behind these numbers for this agency
- Every sub-agency and buying office beneath it
- The codes it buys under and the vendors it buys from
- Its grant programs next to its contract spend
- Open notices and upcoming recompetes
The numbers above are open to anybody. The organized record behind them is what a plan pays for: every award, every buyer, every vendor, cleaned, resolved and read again every night.
Open right now from Department of Homeland Security
Nothing open on SAM.gov for this right now. We check for new notices every hour, and members are emailed daily on Shop, or hourly on Pro, Capture and Enterprise.
How the hierarchy reads
Agency, sub-agency, office. The agency is the department (Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs). The sub-agency is the component that owns the money (the Navy, the Defense Logistics Agency, the Veterans Health Administration). The office is the contracting activity that signs the award and posts the notice. Suppliers sell to offices; this page shows which offices matter inside the agency and links to each.
The totals here are rolled up from office profiles, which carry the top codes and vendors per office, so treat them as a close read rather than an audited total. Members see the exact lists behind every number and can watch the agency for new notices and awards.
Related
- Every agencyThe index.
- Every buying officeOffices by agency and sub-agency.
- Grants and assistanceThe other half of what agencies give out.
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