Department of Labor Contracts in Minnesota

Federal contracts by Department of Labor performed in Minnesota (MN)

Agency State Spending Overview

The Department of Labor has obligated $187,606,882 in federal contract spending performed in Minnesota across 5 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 Labor dollars in Minnesota is Education & Training Resources LLC with $57.0M. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Minnesota and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $187,606,882

Contract Count: 5

Average Contract Size: $37.5M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most Department of Labor contract dollars in Minnesota, ranked by total obligated value.

  1. Education & Training Resources LLC — $57.0M (1 contracts)
  2. Minact, Inc — $45.1M (1 contracts)
  3. Career Systems Development Corporation — $44.2M (1 contracts)
  4. Management & Training Corporation — $40.9M (1 contracts)
  5. Latitude Prime LLC — $435.9K (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How Department of Labor's contract spending in Minnesota is distributed across industry sectors.

Contracts

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Department of Labor spend on contracts in Minnesota?

Department of Labor has $187.6M in federal contracts performed in Minnesota across 5 awards.

What is the competition rate for Department of Labor contracts in Minnesota?

100% of Department of Labor's contracts in Minnesota were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most Department of Labor work in Minnesota?

The top contractors include Education & Training Resources LLC, Minact, Inc, Career Systems Development Corporation.

What industries receive Department of Labor contract dollars in Minnesota?

Department of Labor's spending spans Other.

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