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Federal Contract Spending in Baltimore city, MD (FY2025)

Federal agencies obligated $2.4 billion on contracts performed in Baltimore city, MD in fiscal year 2025, about $4,257 per resident. The largest buyer was the Social Security Administration ($862.1 million); the largest contractor was The Johns Hopkins Medical Services Corporation ($485.5 million).

Who buys

AgencyFY2025 obligationsShare
Social Security Administration$862.1 million36%
Department of Defense$717.7 million30%
National Aeronautics and Space Administration$299.7 million12%
Department of Homeland Security$121.3 million5%
Department of Veterans Affairs$110.6 million5%
Department of the Treasury$104.4 million4%
Department of Health and Human Services$74.6 million3%
Department of Transportation$66.5 million3%
General Services Administration$23.9 million1%
Department of State$13.8 million1%

Who wins

ContractorFY2025 obligations
The Johns Hopkins Medical Services Corporation$485.5 million
Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc.$299.5 million
Leidos, Inc.$263.7 million
Maximus Federal Services, Inc.$89.9 million
Four Points Technology, L.l.c.$86.4 million
Maritime Applied Physics Corporation$85.1 million
Securityhunter, Inc.$57.8 million
Equifax Workforce Solutions LLC$51.7 million
Colossal Contracting LLC$47.5 million
Vane Line Bunkering, LLC$41.8 million

What it buys

Industry (NAICS)FY2025 obligations
Other Computer Related Services (541519)$503.2 million
Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers (524114)$485.5 million
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (541710)$153.2 million
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) (541715)$111.4 million
Telemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers (561422)$91.7 million
Ship Building and Repairing (336611)$90.1 million
Engineering Services (541330)$88.7 million
Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing (333314)$73.7 million
Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (236220)$68.4 million
Deep Sea Freight Transportation (483111)$55.8 million

Largest contracts with money obligated in the year

Value is the contract's total to date, not one year.

ContractContractorAgencyStartedTotal value
HT940213C0009The Johns Hopkins Medical Services CorporationDepartment of Defense2013-10-01$4.2 billion
GSFC0198106DNAS526555Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc.National Aeronautics and Space Administration1987-09-15$2.5 billion
NAS503127Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc.National Aeronautics and Space Administration2003-10-01$1.6 billion
HT940223C0006The Johns Hopkins Medical Services CorporationDepartment of Defense2023-10-01$1.5 billion
28321322FDS030130Leidos, Inc.Social Security Administration2022-06-30$1.3 billion
N0002422C2228Maritime Applied Physics CorporationDepartment of Defense2022-09-02$315.6 million
28321324FA0010214Four Points Technology, L.l.c.Social Security Administration2024-08-01$234.8 million
80GSFC19C0054Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc.National Aeronautics and Space Administration2019-07-01$205.2 million
28321322FDS030131Leidos, Inc.Social Security Administration2022-06-30$138.0 million
HTC71120CW003Vane Line Bunkering, LLCDepartment of Defense2020-05-20$128.7 million

By fiscal year

Fiscal yearObligations
2021$2.1 billion
2022$2.0 billion
2023$2.5 billion
2024$2.5 billion
2025$2.4 billion
2026 (partial: defense data lags 90 days)$2.4 billion

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County FIPS 24510. Population 569,997.

Open federal bids in this state: Maryland federal bids.

Other counties: Montgomery County · Prince George's County · Anne Arundel County · Baltimore County

Source and coverage

Source: USAspending.gov, the U.S. Treasury's public record of federal spending. Figures are contract obligations (award types A, B, C and D) for federal fiscal year 2025, October 2024 to September 2025, by the place where the work is performed, not where the contractor is based. Grants and loans are not included. Retrieved 2026-11-01.

Obligations can be negative when earlier amounts are withdrawn. Some classified work is not reported. Contractors that may be individuals are left out of the name lists. Pushbuild is not affiliated with any government agency. Get the same data by API: US Federal Contracts API.