14--SARC

Most of the money in this code comes from a small group of federal buyers. NASA Marshall Space Flight Center shows up twice in the top list, with 13 awards worth $8.82B and 27 awards worth $2.14B. W6QK ACC-RSA has 118 awards worth $5.76B. NAVSEA HQ (4 awards, $1.34B), FA8681 AFLCMC EBD (3 awards, $731.80M), and the Idaho Operations Office (3 awards, $254.57M) round out the top six. The notice does not say what W6QK ACC-RSA is or how any of these buyers choose their vendors. The notice also does not state the contract types or buying methods used. The median award is $7.0K, so the typical award is small, while a few large awards make up most of the total.

The record covers 9,433 awards worth $20.56B from FY2001 to FY2026, spread across 519 distinct vendors. Most awards carry no set-aside: 6,708 are marked NONE. Another 1,965 are marked SBA, and 622 have no set-aside recorded. Smaller counts appear for SDVOSBC (107), HZC (10), WOSB (9), SBP (6), and 8A (3). The notice does not state how many bids each award drew, so it does not show how crowded any single award was. A firm looking at this code should keep in mind that the set-aside tag on a given award is what decides who could compete for it. The notice does not say how many of the 519 vendors are repeat winners.

Over the next year, the main signal is the 160 contracts worth $4.78B that end within 12 months. Those endings may lead to new solicitations, but the notice does not say whether any of them will be recompeted, extended, or moved to a different buyer. There are also 18 active notices right now. Watch the top buyers named above for new notices and for changes in set-aside tags, since the notice shows that tags vary widely across this code. Any decision about bidding or eligibility should be checked with the solicitation text and a qualified advisor, because this notice does not provide that detail.