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University Of Southern California federal contracts

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UEIUEI: the 12-character ID the government gives every company registered for federal work. It replaced the DUNS number in April 2022. Glossary G88KLJR3KYT5· CAGECAGE code: a 5-character code that identifies one company location for federal work. A company with several sites can have several. Glossary 9YRS1· Los Angeles, CA· Active registration until Aug 1, 2027· dcg.usc.edu (opens in a new tab)

Part of University Of Southern California (opens another page) (parent company) · The parent company's own registration, one of 3 · Company group: University Of Southern California (3 registrations)

Overview

Buyers, this company and its subcontractors, US$, contracts active FY2021–FY2026

Obligated since award on contracts active FY2021–FY2026; subcontractors: reported value since award

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Buyers (sub-agency)OfficesThis companySubcontractorsArmy$289MDefense AdvancedResearch Projects Agency$113MNational Institutes ofHealth$53.3M21 more$145MW6QK ACC CCDC STTC(W912CG)$235M · Army officeDEF ADVANCEDRESEARCH PROJECTSAGCY (HR0011)$113M · Defense Advance…W6QK ACC-APG DURHAM(W911NF)$50.3M · Army office49 more offices$202MUniversity Of SouthernCalifornia$600MDiagnostic Consulting Network, LLC$3.38MLanguage Computer Corporation$2.69MUniversity Of California, Los Angeles$1.72MNucrypt LLC$1.55MFoundation For Innovative NewDiagnostics (find)$1.27MTrustees Of Indiana University$1.12M93 more$14.9M
Awards toSubcontracts toUniversity Of Southern CaliforniaConnectedGroupedCircle area = dollars

Insight Two subcontractorsSubcontractor (sub): a company hired by the prime to do part of a federal contract. It works for the prime, not the government. Glossary received 23% of what it reported subcontracting. See more on the Teaming tab

52 buying officesAll 99 subcontractors

Prime contract obligationsObligation: money the government has legally committed to a contract. It is not the same as money paid. Example: $6M obligated of a $10M ceiling. Glossary, FY2001–FY2026

$1.39B

Includes FY2026 so far: $24.6M, still being reported

Subcontracts it reported, on contracts active FY2021–FY2026

$26.6M

99 subcontractors

Subcontracts it received

$49.5M

from 67 primes

Prime contract obligations by fiscal year, US$, FY2001–FY2026

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FY01FY03FY05FY07FY09FY11FY13FY15FY17$97.9MFY19FY21FY23FY26FY26 so far: $24.6M

Insight Largest year: $97.9M in FY2017; since FY2021, $63.2M in FY2023. See more on the Contracts tab

Prime obligations since award by state of performance, US$, contracts active FY2021–FY2026

$600M since award = $257M in FY2021–FY2026 + $344M before FY2021

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  1. California$580M · 97%
  2. Florida$13.4M · 2.2%
  3. Maryland$2.7M · 0.4%
  4. District of Columbia$2.37M · 0.4%
  5. Massachusetts$832K · 0.1%

3 smaller, $594K together.

Circle area = dollarsOutlined: head office state (California)

Insight 97% was performed in California. See more on the Contracts tab