General Services Administration Contracts in Georgia

Agency State Spending Overview

The General Services Administration has obligated $4,731,073,409 in federal contract spending performed in Georgia across 206 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 General Services Administration dollars in Georgia is Booz Allen Hamilton Inc with $606.6M. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Georgia and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $4,731,073,409

Contract Count: 206

Average Contract Size: $23.0M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most General Services Administration contract dollars in Georgia, ranked by total obligated value.

1. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc — $606.6M (4 contracts)
2. Life Science Logistics LLC — $502.8M (6 contracts)
3. Maximus Federal Services, Inc. — $420.3M (2 contracts)
4. Peraton Inc. — $368.1M (2 contracts)
5. CACI, Inc. - Federal — $295.5M (2 contracts)
6. Leidos, Inc. — $167.4M (8 contracts)
7. Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. — $136.5M (3 contracts)
8. Amentum Technology, Inc. — $121.0M (3 contracts)
9. Brasfield & Gorrie LLC — $119.1M (1 contracts)
10. EPS Corporation — $112.5M (3 contracts)
11. Whitney Bradley & Brown, Inc. — $108.5M (1 contracts)
12. Integrated Quality Solutions, LLC — $99.8M (2 contracts)
13. Metro Logics Inc — $98.2M (3 contracts)
14. A & T Systems, Inc. — $95.0M (1 contracts)
15. Accenture Federal Services LLC — $92.1M (1 contracts)
16. Leidos Federal Healthcare, Inc. — $87.1M (2 contracts)
17. Macaulay-Brown, Inc. — $86.5M (1 contracts)
18. AT&T Technical Services Company, Inc — $63.9M (1 contracts)
19. Hcbeck Limited — $61.2M (1 contracts)
20. CDO Technologies Inc — $60.7M (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How General Services Administration's contract spending in Georgia is distributed across industry sectors.

• Other: $2.5B (142 contracts)
• IT: $1.6B (32 contracts)
• Construction: $267.3M (12 contracts)
• Healthcare: $204.3M (3 contracts)
• Defense: $179.1M (9 contracts)
• Energy: $17.7M (1 contracts)
• Telecommunications: $16.7M (1 contracts)
• R&D: $1.3M (1 contracts)
• Transportation: $970.9K (5 contracts)

Contracts

• AWARD OF TASK ORDER 47QFCA23F0058 FOR DATA MODERNIZATION ACCELERATOR FOR CDC (DMAC). — $539.5M
• CDC INFO SURGE SUPPORT AND NATIONAL COVID 19 VACCINATION ASSISTANCE HOTLINE — $354.6M
• INFORMATION ADVANTAGE ENTERPRISE IAE — $345.5M
• DISTRIBUTED COMMON GROUND SYSTEM DCGS ENTERPRISE PRODUCT SUPPORT EPS TO 1 — $284.3M
• MANAGED SERVICES FOR THE STORAGE OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES — $175.6M
• AWARD # 47PF0021C0017. CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AS CONSTRUCTOR (CMC) FOR THE ALTERATION OF THE TOMOCHICHI FEDERAL BUILDING AND U.S. COURTHOUSE, 125 BULL STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, 31401. — $119.1M
• MANAGED SERVICES FOR THE STORAGE OF PHARMACEUTICLES — $109.3M
• JSSMO TASK ORDER IGF::OT::IGF — $108.5M
• THE SCOPE OF THIS CONTRACT INCLUDES ENGINEERING, TECHNICAL, PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, FACILITIES OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT, LOGISTICS, AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE CBRND/CS DIVISION AND JEAP INITIATIVES. THE AREAS OF SUPPORT INCLUDE: CBRND EQUIPMENT ASSESSMENT; EQUIPMENT CALIBRATION; CONTAMINATION AVOIDANCE; INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE PROTECTION; DECONTAMINATION; CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT, CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL INCIDENT RESPONSE FORCE (CBIRF), RETAIL SURVEILLANCE OF THE JOINT CBRND ASSETS; COLLECTION, ASSESSMENT, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF EXCESS CBRND IPE; OPERATIONAL SUPPORT OF THE WORLDWIDE CSP, CIF AND CSF FACILITIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE, ACQUISITION, TECHNICAL, LOGISTICS AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO THE PROGRAM SUPPORT CENTER S VARIOUS DIVISIONS TO INCLUDE, ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION, GT&ES AND C4I. — $98.3M
• SERVICE PROVIDER TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL ARMY RESERVE VOICE COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUBSEQUENT LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT, MANAGE CURRENT VOICE COMMUNICATIONS TELECOM ACCOUNTS AND CIRCUITS (INCLUDING CONSOLIDATED BILLING SUPPORT) AND MANAGE DAY-TO-DAY MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES (MOVES, ADDS, CHANGES). — $95.0M
• CDC CLOUD RATIONALIZATION, NAVIGATION, MODERNIZATION, AND SUSTAINMENT SERVICES - ALLIANT 2 TASK ORDER — $92.1M
• GEOINT MASINT GETS SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS SUPPORT — $86.5M
• MANAGED SERVICES SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENT OWNED PHARMACEUTICAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SITE F — $77.9M
• BPA CALL ORDER ESAP 1A 1B INSTALLATION KITS — $77.6M
• IT FIELD SERVICES BRANCH TRAINING SUPPORT — $77.5M
• MANAGED SERVICES SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENT-OWNED PHARMACEUTICALS, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (SITE E) — $75.5M
• MANAGED SERVICES SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENTOWNED PHARMACEUTICAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SITE L — $73.3M
• CDCINFO CONTACT CENTER SERVICES IGF::OT::IGF — $65.7M
• CDC MANAGED TELECOM SUPPORT IGF::CL::IGF — $63.9M
• RENOVATION AND ALTERATION OF MLK JR. FEDERAL BUILDING ATLANTA,GA — $61.2M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does General Services Administration spend on contracts in Georgia?

General Services Administration has $4.7B in federal contracts performed in Georgia across 206 awards.

What is the competition rate for General Services Administration contracts in Georgia?

100% of General Services Administration's contracts in Georgia were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most General Services Administration work in Georgia?

The top contractors include Booz Allen Hamilton Inc, Life Science Logistics LLC, Maximus Federal Services, Inc..

What industries receive General Services Administration contract dollars in Georgia?

General Services Administration's spending spans Other, IT, Construction.

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