Department of Agriculture Contracts in North Carolina

Agency State Spending Overview

The Department of Agriculture has obligated $99,126,010 in federal contract spending performed in North Carolina across 24 contract awards. Of these awards, 100% were competitively bid, meaning multiple companies submitted proposals for the work. Small businesses account for 0% of the agency's contract awards in the state. The top contractor receiving Department of Agriculture dollars in North Carolina is Transylvania Vocational Services, Inc with $46.6M. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in North Carolina and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $99,126,010

Contract Count: 24

Average Contract Size: $4.1M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most Department of Agriculture contract dollars in North Carolina, ranked by total obligated value.

1. Transylvania Vocational Services, Inc — $46.6M (2 contracts)
2. Wright Bros LLC — $17.4M (1 contracts)
3. NEW South Associates, Inc. — $8.1M (1 contracts)
4. Group III Management Inc — $7.8M (1 contracts)
5. Mckenzie Construction & Site Development LLC — $6.6M (2 contracts)
6. Williams Construction & Cabinetry, Inc. — $5.4M (2 contracts)
7. Rich Chicks LLC — $2.6M (1 contracts)
8. Terrestris, LLC — $2.3M (2 contracts)
9. Campbell Foodservice CO — $692.0K (1 contracts)
10. Land Services Company, LLC — $673.7K (1 contracts)
11. Helicopter Express LLC — $562.5K (1 contracts)
12. DOT Construction, Inc — $348.7K (1 contracts)
13. Unified Business Solutions LLC — $50.2K (1 contracts)
14. PRT USA Inc — $28.4K (2 contracts)
15. Cole Surveying and Design, PA — $21.0K (1 contracts)
16. Garcia Lloyd E — $15.3K (1 contracts)
17. Environmental Solutions & Innovations, Inc. — $12.7K (1 contracts)
18. Kirby, Betty — $11.4K (1 contracts)
19. Line-X of Knoxville, LLC — $3.4K (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How Department of Agriculture's contract spending in North Carolina is distributed across industry sectors.

• Other: $59.0M (15 contracts)
• Construction: $37.5M (7 contracts)
• IT: $2.1M (1 contracts)
• Transportation: $562.5K (1 contracts)

Contracts

• 2000008183/4100024527/MILK INSTANT NDM PKG-24/12.8 OZ — $40.3M
• GAOA DAVIDSON RIVER CAMPGROUND RECONSTRUCTION — $17.4M
• PERFORM ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEYS ACROSS 30,000 ACRES IN SUPPORT OF HURRICANE HELENE RESPONSE AND RECOVERY PROJECTS — $8.1M
• CROATAN RANGER STATION CONSTRUCTION — $7.8M
• COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000011050/4100033424/MILK INSTANT NDM PKG-24/12.8 OZ,BAKERY FLOUR MIX LOWFAT PKG-20/20 OZ — $6.3M
• APPALACHIAN RANGER DISTRICT ROAD REHABILITATION WEST — $3.5M
• REPLACEMENT OF BRIDGES 475-3.3 AND 475-4.2 ON NFSR 475 - DAVIDSON RIVER ROAD & COVE CREEK — $3.2M
• APPALACHIAN RANGER DISTRICT ROAD REHABILITATION - EAST — $3.1M
• COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000011115/4100033576/CHICKEN LARGE CHILLED -BULK — $2.6M
• DESIGN-BUILD TO PROVIDE THE SURVEY, DESIGN, PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, COST ESTIMATES, CONSTRUCTION, AND QUALITY CONTROL FOR THE REPAIR AND REHABILITATION OF THE ENGLISH CHAPEL BRIDGE. — $2.2M
• THIS BPA CALL IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE BOTH PROFESSIONAL AND NON-PROFESSIONAL AUGMENTED STAFFING SUPPORT SERVICES. THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THESE SERVICES IS TO ASSIST THE NATIONAL FORESTS IN NORTH CAROLINA WITH DISASTER RECOVERY EFFORTS FOLLOWING HURRICANE — $2.1M
• COMMODITIES FOR USG FOOD DONATIONS: 2000011139/4100033678/SOUP TOMATO CAN-24/1 — $692.0K
• CROATAN MASTICATION PROJECTS — $673.7K
• HSS MATOC TYPE 3 NEW BERN, NC N35HX — $562.5K
• BENT CREEK EXPERIMENTAL FOREST-INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS RESULTING FROM HURRICANE HELENE — $348.7K
• PERSONNEL SERVICES CONTRACT TO PROVIDE PROJECT AND PROGRAM SUPPORT ON TROPICAL STORM HELENE DISASTER RESPONSE CONTRACTS ATTN: KEITH FRIOT — $172.2K
• CONTRACT 4854 UNIFIED BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIAN, CONSERVATION OPTIONS SALT-IMPACTED LANDS. — $50.2K
• USE SRS A&E SHORTLIST PROCESS TO CONTRACT THE SURVEYING OF THE TRAILHEAD, TRAIL, AND OVERLOOKS OF THE ROUND BALD TRAIL AS A BASIS TO INFORM THE DISASTER RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION PLANS FOR THIS TRAIL FOLLOWING THE SEVERE IMPACTS OF HURRICANE HELENE. — $21.0K
• TASK ORDER TO GROW AND DELIVER CONTAINERIZED SHORTLEAF PINE SEEDLINGS TO WOODLAWN WORK CENTER AT 46 GREEN MOUNTAIN RD, MARION, NC 28752 AND TUSQUITEE RANGER DISTRICT, 123 WOODLAND DRIVE, MURPHY, NC 28906. 84,500 SHORTLEAF PINE SEEDLINGS AT $155.00 PE — $19.3K
• PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE USDA FOOD SAFETY AND PLANT HEALTH PROGRAMS IN PAKISTAN BY WORKING WITH USDAS IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS, FAS POSTS, AND GOVERNMENTS ENGAGED IN REGULATORY AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES; AND UTILIZE THE CONTRACTORS EXT — $15.3K

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Department of Agriculture spend on contracts in North Carolina?

Department of Agriculture has $99.1M in federal contracts performed in North Carolina across 24 awards.

What is the competition rate for Department of Agriculture contracts in North Carolina?

100% of Department of Agriculture's contracts in North Carolina were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most Department of Agriculture work in North Carolina?

The top contractors include Transylvania Vocational Services, Inc, Wright Bros LLC, NEW South Associates, Inc..

What industries receive Department of Agriculture contract dollars in North Carolina?

Department of Agriculture's spending spans Other, Construction, IT.

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