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Most federal dollars buy services: program support, IT, facilities, logistics, training, construction, research. The record answers who buys it, who won it, what it went for and when it comes back, for those codes exactly as it does for a machined bracket.

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NAICS 541512 in numbers

150,527awards on recordFY2001 to FY2027
$423.5Bobligatedmedian award $86.6K
6,263vendors that won6.1 offers on average
139open notices now205 posted in 90 days
3,715ending within 12 months$74.98B last time
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Everything behind these numbers for NAICS 541512

  • Every buying office that awarded in this code, ranked by what they spent
  • Every vendor that won, resolved to one record per business
  • Every award back to FY2001, searchable and exportable
  • Contracts ending soon, scored for how open the next round looks
  • Every open notice on this code, with the buyer history beside it

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.

Sources: USASpending and SAM.gov. Updated Oct 29, 2026. Names as published; vendor records resolved by UEI, CAGE and name.
Open notices

Open right now under NAICS 541512

139 open notices right now, 25 closing within seven days. The newest 5:

PostedNoticeBuyerNAICSSet-asideDue
Oct 28, 2026RFI: Agile Platform for Expeditionary C2 (APEX)Sources Sought · 0 ILFA2318 AFLCMC C3MK541512Nov 30, 2026
Oct 28, 2026Request for Information: Air Operations Center (AOC) Common Air Defense Picture (CADP)Sources SoughtFA8730 KESSEL RUN AFLCMC/HBBK541512Nov 13, 2026
Oct 28, 2026MCC Software Development RecompeteSources Sought · Washington DCMILLENNIUM CHALLENGE CORPORATION541512Oct 29, 2026
Oct 28, 2026USHMM-RFI-2027-MSSPPresolicitation · Washington DCUSHMM PROCUREMENT DIVISION541512Oct 30, 2026
Oct 28, 2026TOTAL ENGINEERING AND INTEGRATION SERVICES (TEIS) IV On-Ramp OpportunityCombined Synopsis/Solicitation · Fort Huachuca AZW6QK ACC-APG CONTR CTR541512SBPNov 25, 2026
From the SAM.gov opportunities API, checked every hour. Each title opens that notice here, with what this office has actually bought beside it. Members see every open notice, filtered to their own codes, and are emailed daily on Shop, or hourly on Pro, Capture and Enterprise.
Codes to watch

Start with your primary code, then the codes buyers actually use

Services are coded loosely. The same help desk contract may sit under Computer Systems Design (541512), Other Computer Related Services (541519), Facilities Support (561210) or Administrative Management Consulting (541611) depending on the office that wrote it. Watch your primary code and the three or four neighbors the history shows your buyers using; the NAICS pages list the PSC codes that pair with each.

  • Every 2022 code has a page: the sector, the subsector, the codes near it
  • Award size bands and medians by code, so a task order reads in context
  • Set-aside mix by buyer, which decides who can bid before anything else

What the history tends to show

Services awards recur on a rhythm: a base year and options, then a recompete, often with the same buyer and often with the incumbent favored unless something changed. The recompete table makes that rhythm visible sixty months out. Large vehicles carry task orders that appear as separate awards, and the vehicle above an order is carried with it: what it is, which companies have received orders under it and with what share, and, where its own record is on file, how much of the ceiling is left and when it ends, which is the date that decides whether the work is reachable at all.

Competition data matters more here than in parts. Offers received last time, the set-aside used, and whether the award was competed at all tell you whether a bid is a real chance or a formality. The award detail pass fills those fields in for large awards and awards ending soon first.

Every code above now carries a written page

Not only the numbers. Each one says which size standard exception applies, which wage determination decides the price, which product and service codes the buying offices actually use, and the thing about that code that costs somebody a bid when they do not know it.

Guides for you

Sources used on this page: SAM.gov · USASpending.gov · Census NAICS

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