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The biggest buyers in this code are military and federal units, led by Military Sealift Command ($456.81M across 19 awards), the Tobyhanna depot (3,657 awards, $309.00M), and the CG-912 contract operations office ($270.88M). JPATS Contracts, the Incident Procurement Aviation Branch, and the ACC-APG contracting office also appear among the top buyers. The notice does not say how each office chooses its suppliers. Most records are marked NONE (3,934) or have no set-aside recorded (3,252). SBA is the most common set-aside code at 574. The other codes appear only a few times each, and the notice does not define what any of them mean.

The code has 7,805 awards worth $2.55B from FY2001 to FY2026, spread across 244 distinct vendors. The median award is $19.4K, which is far below the total value. That gap suggests a small number of large awards carry much of the dollar value, though the notice does not break out award sizes beyond the median. For a firm deciding whether to pursue this code, the numbers point to a field where a modest number of vendors win repeatedly and where the typical award is small. The notice does not say how many of those 244 vendors are small businesses.

Over the next year, watch the 121 contracts worth $215.87M that end within 12 months. Those expirations are the clearest near-term signal of upcoming work, though the notice does not say whether those requirements will be rebid, extended, or dropped. There are also 4 active notices on record right now, and their details are not given here. Check whether the top buyers keep issuing awards at their current pace, and check the notices directly for set-aside terms, since this summary does not explain the codes.