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Office of Continental Government Contracts (OCGC)

Government Contracts

The official directory of contractors authorized to perform work under Continental Government contracts. Browse registered vendors by sector and clearance level.

Overview

Federal Contracting Framework

The Continental Government awards contracts to private sector firms to deliver goods, services, and infrastructure in support of federal operations. All contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and comply with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).

Contracts are awarded through competitive solicitation processes including Requests for Proposal (RFP), Requests for Quotation (RFQ), and Indefinite Delivery / Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) vehicles. Small business set-asides and socioeconomic programs ensure broad participation.

Classified contracts require personnel and facility security clearances commensurate with the sensitivity of the work. The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) adjudicates clearance eligibility for contractor personnel.

During the initial period of a new administration — before Congress is formally convened — the President may direct federal contracting priorities and authorize emergency procurement actions through Executive Orders. This transitional authority allows critical government operations and national security contracts to continue without interruption until the legislative branch is seated and appropriations processes resume.

$2.4T

Annual Contract Value

FY 2025 total obligations

14,800+

Registered Contractors

Active SAM registrations

38

Contract Categories

Across all federal agencies

99.2%

Compliance Rate

FAR/DFARS adherence

Contractor Directory

Authorized Vendors

All contractors listed below hold active SAM registrations and have been vetted by the OCGC. Filter by sector or clearance level.

Sector
Clearance Level

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Bethesda, MD

Active

Advanced aerospace, defense systems, and cybersecurity solutions including F-35 production, missile defense, and classified intelligence platforms.

Top Secret / SCIDefense$48.7B

Raytheon Technologies

Waltham, MA

Active

Missile systems, radar, electronic warfare, and advanced sensing technologies for the Department of Defense and allied nations.

Top SecretDefense$23.1B

Bechtel Group Inc.

Reston, VA

Active

Large-scale infrastructure engineering and construction including nuclear facilities, transportation networks, and energy projects.

SecretInfrastructure$12.4B

Leidos Holdings Inc.

Reston, VA

Active

IT modernization, health IT, and national security solutions for civilian and defense agencies including the Department of Homeland Security.

Top Secret / SCITechnology$15.2B

Booz Allen Hamilton

McLean, VA

Active

Management consulting, analytics, and digital transformation services for defense, intelligence, and civilian federal agencies.

Top Secret / SCIConsulting$9.8B

General Dynamics Corporation

Reston, VA

Active

Combat systems, IT services, and shipbuilding including Abrams tanks, Gulfstream aircraft, and Virginia-class submarines.

Top SecretDefense$19.3B

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Falls Church, VA

Active

Autonomous systems, cyber, C4ISR, and space systems including the B-21 Raider stealth bomber and James Webb Space Telescope support.

Top Secret / SCIDefense$17.6B

AECOM Technology Corporation

Dallas, TX

Active

Infrastructure design, construction management, and environmental services for federal facilities, highways, and water systems.

ConfidentialInfrastructure$6.7B

Palantir Technologies Inc.

Denver, CO

Active

Data analytics and AI platforms for intelligence community, Army, and civilian agencies including Gotham, Foundry, and AIP deployments.

Top Secret / SCITechnology$3.9B

UnitedHealth Group / Optum

Minnetonka, MN

Active

Healthcare administration, pharmacy benefits, and health IT services for TRICARE, VA, and federal employee health programs.

UnclassifiedHealthcare$8.1B

Amazon Web Services (AWS GovCloud)

Arlington, VA

Active

Cloud infrastructure and services for classified and unclassified federal workloads under the C2E IDIQ contract vehicle.

Top SecretTechnology$10.0B

Fluor Corporation

Irving, TX

Active

Engineering, procurement, and construction for nuclear cleanup, energy infrastructure, and government facilities including DOE sites.

SecretEnergy$4.5B

Parsons Corporation

Centreville, VA

Active

Physical and cyber security infrastructure, border protection systems, and intelligence solutions for DHS, DoD, and intelligence agencies.

Top SecretSecurity$5.2B

Jacobs Engineering Group

Dallas, TX

Active

Environmental remediation, scientific research support, and facilities management for EPA, NASA, and Department of Energy sites.

ConfidentialEnvironment$3.3B

XPO Logistics / GXO

Greenwich, CT

Active

Supply chain management, warehousing, and distribution services for military commissaries, FEMA disaster response, and GSA supply depots.

UnclassifiedLogistics$2.1B

Peraton Inc.

Herndon, VA

Active

Mission-critical IT, space, and intelligence solutions for NSA, NRO, DHS, and NASA under multiple IDIQ and sole-source contract vehicles.

Top Secret / SCITechnology$7.4B

ManTech International

Herndon, VA

Active

Cyber operations, data analytics, and IT modernization for defense and intelligence community clients including DISA and CYBERCOM.

Top Secret / SCIConsulting$2.8B

Battelle Memorial Institute

Columbus, OH

Pending

Applied science and technology development for national security, public health, and energy — including biodefense and chemical agent research.

Top SecretDefense$1.9B

ICF International

Fairfax, VA

Active

Policy analysis, program management, and digital services for HHS, EPA, FEMA, and the Department of Energy.

ConfidentialConsulting$1.4B

Cubic Corporation

San Diego, CA

Active

Defense training systems, transportation technology, and C2 solutions for Army, Air Force, and allied military training programs.

SecretDefense$1.6B
Registration Process

How to Become a Registered Contractor

Vendors seeking to perform work under Continental Government contracts must complete a multi-step vetting and registration process.

1

SAM Registration

Register your entity in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov). Obtain a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and complete all required representations and certifications.

2

OCGC Vendor Application

Submit the Continental Government Vendor Registration Form (CGVRF-01) to the OCGC Vendor Portal. Include NAICS codes, past performance references, and financial statements.

3

Vetting & Clearance

OCGC conducts a background review of the entity and key personnel. Classified work requires facility and personnel clearances adjudicated by DCSA.

4

Solicitation & Bid

Approved vendors receive access to solicitations on SAM.gov and the OCGC Vendor Portal. Submit proposals in response to RFPs, RFQs, or IDIQ task order requests.

5

Award & Onboarding

Upon award, a Contracting Officer (CO) is assigned. Complete onboarding including security briefings, system access provisioning, and kickoff meeting with the program office.

Register as a Contractor

Join the Continental Government vendor community. Complete your SAM registration and submit the CGVRF-01 form to begin the vetting process.