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Federal Contractors in Colorado

Federal contract work performed in the state

Senators: Michael F. Bennet (opens in a new tab) (D, since 2009), John W. Hickenlooper (opens in a new tab) (D, since 2021)·8 congressional districts· 63 counties with work recorded· Work with no recorded place is not counted· Directory: 5,299 contractors based in Colorado (opens another page)

Overview

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 performed in Colorado, FY2025 (latest fully reported year)

$16.1B+7.4% vs FY2024

FY2026 (ended Sep 30), reported so far: $12.3B; agencies are still posting its awards.

Prime contract obligations performed in Colorado by fiscal year, FY2001–FY2026

Agencies report with a delay; the latest year will rise

Hover over a year to see its value.

FY01FY03FY05FY07FY09FY11FY13FY15FY17FY19FY21FY23$16.1BFY26FY26 so far: $12.3B

Insight Largest complete year: $16.1B in FY2025

Small-business share by county; obligations by district, Colorado, FY2021–FY2025

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119th Congress linesDistrict lines: the congressional district boundaries of the 119th Congress (2025 to 2027). Some states use new lines from January 2027. Glossary

Counties by dollars

  1. El Paso County$18.1B · 25%
  2. Jefferson County$13.5B · 19%
  3. Douglas County$13.1B · 18%
  4. Arapahoe County$9.39B · 13%
  5. Denver County$7.95B · 11%
  6. Boulder County$3.42B · 4.7%

57 more counties, $7.2B together.

  1. All of Colorado$72.8B

Districts by dollars

  1. CO-07$24.5B · 34%
  2. CO-05$18.1B · 25%
  3. CO-06$10.1B · 14%
  4. CO-04$7.14B · 9.8%
  5. CO-02$5.46B · 7.5%
  6. CO-01$4.1B · 5.6%
  7. CO-03$2.94B · 4.0%
  8. CO-08$440M · 0.6%
  1. All of Colorado$72.8B
Circle area: dollarsSmall-business share: under 10%60% and more

Insight El Paso County had 25% of Colorado's obligations

Prime obligations for work in Colorado by agency › industry, US$, FY2021–FY2025

Sub-agency › industry group (NAICS 4)

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Department of the Air Force $26B · 36%3364 Aerospace Produ…$6.98B · 9.6%5413 Architectural, …$4.16B · 5.7%4812 Nonschedu…$3.7B · 5.1%5417 Scient…$2.98B · 4.…5419 Other Prof…$2.77B · 3.8%5415 Compu…$1.08B · 1…5179 Other…$909M · 1.…145 more$2.1B · 2.9%Veterans Affairs6214 Outpatie…$2.35B · 3.2%5415 Computer…$1.71B · 2.4%3391 Medi…$1.19B · …124 more$771M · 1…Navy $6.41B · 8.8%5417 Scientific Rese…$5.52B · 7.6%Army $5.3B · 7.3%5622 Waste…$1.59B · 2…2362 Nonre…$845M · 1.…OCFONASA3364 Aero…$1.22B · …FASPBSBORDONPSICEFore…BLM
Department of the Air ForceOther sub-agencies

Insight 13% is research and development (NAICS 5417)

Obligations for work in Colorado per week, FY2025

Each cell is one week of a month: days 1–7, 8–14, 15–21, 22–28 or 29–31

Hover over a week to see its total.

OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep1–78–1415–2122–2829–31
LessMore obligations

Insight September held 12.8% of FY2025

Insights on other tabs

Districts
CO-07 has 34% of the work in Colorado
Buyers
Department of the Air Force placed 36% across its industries
Contractors
16 of the 25 largest are based in Colorado
Ending
3,261 contracts end in the next 18 months, 1,538 of them within six months
Opportunities
36 open notices name work here