Department of Homeland Security Contract Opportunities
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has 194 open contract opportunities today, 58 posted in the last 7 days and 24 due within a week. Most are for ship building and repairing, other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing and computer systems design services. In the last 12 months it awarded $73.1 billion in contracts; the biggest winner was Fisher Sand & Gravel Co with $13.4 billion.
What DHS is buying now
- Ship Building and Repairing 20
- Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing 13
- Computer Systems Design Services 11
- Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services 7
- Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance 6
- Software Publishers 6
- Other Computer Related Services 6
- Aircraft Manufacturing 5
- Engineering Services 5
- Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing 5
Where the DHS work is
District of Columbia (38), Virginia (23), Maryland (20), California (7), Florida (5), Georgia (4), New Jersey (4), West Virginia (3)
DHS small business set-asides
77 of the 194 open notices are reserved for a kind of small business: NONE 43, Small business 30, Small business (partial) 2, Women-owned 1, Service-disabled veteran-owned 1. See the set-aside pages for every agency.
DHS buying offices with open notices
- Aviation Logistics Center (ALC)(00038): 16 open
- CG-SEA-C22: 9 open
- Sflc Procurement Branch 1(00080): 9 open
- Information Technology Division: 7 open
- Detention Compliance and Removals: 7 open
- Sci Tech Acq Div: 7 open
- Transportation Security Administration: 6 open
- Uscis Contracting Office(Erbur): 6 open
47 of the open notices are sources sought or presolicitation notices. Answering them tells the contracting officer you exist before the bid comes out, and can shape whether it is set aside.
Who won DHS contracts in the last 12 months
DHS obligated $73.1 billion in contracts from Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026, across about 30,783 contract awards. The ten companies that received the most:
- Fisher Sand & Gravel Co: $13.4 billion
- Barnard Construction Company, Incorporated: $4.8 billion
- Davie Defense Inc.: $3.5 billion
- Southwest Valley Constructors Co: $2.8 billion
- SLS Federal Services LLC: $2.4 billion
- Spencer Construction LLC: $2.4 billion
- Bollinger Shipyards Lockport, L.L.C.: $2.2 billion
- AMI Metals, Inc: $2.0 billion
- CSI Aviation, Inc: $1.3 billion
- Rauma Marine Constructions OY: $1.1 billion
The trades it spent the most on: Commercial and Institutional Building Construction ($31.8 billion), Ship Building and Repairing ($8.0 billion), Security Guards and Patrol Services ($4.6 billion), Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services ($3.2 billion), Computer Systems Design Services ($2.9 billion), Other Computer Related Services ($2.9 billion).
Award figures: contract obligations reported to USAspending.gov, read Oct 18, 2026.
Open DHS contract opportunities
The 40 newest of 194. The trade pages above list all of them.
How to bid on DHS contracts
Register your business in the federal contractor system at SAM.gov under the NAICS codes you work in; the ones DHS posts the most under right now are 336611, 336413, 541512, 541611, 811310. If you qualify for a set-aside, check its certification: 77 of DHS's 194 open notices are set aside. Then read each notice in full on its official page before the deadline. Our guide how to get government contracts walks through it step by step.
DHS contract questions
How many DHS contracts are open right now?
194 on Oct 18, 2026, 58 of them posted in the last 7 days and 24 due within a week.
Who wins the most DHS contracts?
In the last 12 months the biggest winners were Fisher Sand & Gravel Co ($13.4 billion), Barnard Construction Company, Incorporated ($4.8 billion) and Davie Defense Inc. ($3.5 billion), out of $73.1 billion in DHS contracts.
What does DHS buy?
Right now its open notices are mostly for ship building and repairing, other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing and computer systems design services. By dollars over the last year: commercial and institutional building construction, ship building and repairing and security guards and patrol services.