General Services Administration Contracts in Mississippi

Agency State Spending Overview

The General Services Administration has obligated $942,464,432 in federal contract spending performed in Mississippi across 34 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 Mississippi is W. G. Yates & Sons Construction Company with $341.8M. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Mississippi and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $942,464,432

Contract Count: 34

Average Contract Size: $27.7M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

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

1. W. G. Yates & Sons Construction Company — $341.8M (2 contracts)
2. Leidos, Inc. — $152.2M (3 contracts)
3. Science Applications International Corporation — $104.5M (2 contracts)
4. General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. — $77.3M (2 contracts)
5. Skanska USA Building Inc. — $73.7M (1 contracts)
6. THE Robins & Morton Group — $49.5M (1 contracts)
7. Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems, LLC — $39.6M (1 contracts)
8. Computer Sciences Corporation — $34.9M (1 contracts)
9. Brasfield & Gorrie LLC — $26.2M (1 contracts)
10. Lockheed Martin Services, LLC — $23.5M (1 contracts)
11. Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates LLP — $10.4M (1 contracts)
12. Duvall Decker Architects, P.A — $5.8M (1 contracts)
13. J. Wayne Poole, Inc — $1.9M (1 contracts)
14. Belinda Stewart Architects, PA — $533.6K (1 contracts)
15. Witherington Construction Corp — $465.9K (1 contracts)
16. Electricworks Inc — $84.4K (1 contracts)
17. Rite-Kem, Inc. — $49.2K (12 contracts)
18. Teknion LLC — $33.5K (1 contracts)

Spending by Sector

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

• Construction: $509.8M (10 contracts)
• IT: $432.0M (10 contracts)
• Other: $616.3K (14 contracts)

Contracts

• THE ARMED FORCES RETIREMENT HOME (AFRH) HAS A REQUIREMENT TO PROCURE A FIRM FIXED-PRICE DESIGN BUILD SERVICE CONTRACT TO DEMOLISH AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW ARMED FORCES RETIREMENT HOME IN GULFPORT,MS. THE REMEDIATION AND DEMOLITION OF THE AIR FORCE RETIREMENT HOME IS NECESSARY TO BE CLEARED FROM THE SITE IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT THE NEW AIR FORCE RETIREMENT HOME. — $205.7M
• PRECONSTRUCTION SERVICES PHASE OF NEW U.S. COURTHOUSE, JACKSON, MS — $136.1M
• IT RELATED SERVICE/PRODUCT — $115.8M
• TAS::47 4543::TAS RECOVERY ACT FUNDING. MODERNIZATION OF THE DR. A. H. MCCOY FEDERAL BUILDING CMC — $73.7M
• IGF::CL::IGF NATIONAL CENTER FOR CRITICAL INFORMATION PROCESSING AND STORAGE — $68.3M
• CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW US COURTHOUSE IN GREENVILLE, MS — $49.5M
• USER PRODUCTIVITY ENHANCEMENT AND TRAINING (PET) — $41.9M
• IT INFRASTRUCTURE — $39.6M
• THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS ACQUISITION IS TO PROVIDE A SHARED IT CAPABILITY TO SATISFY THE NEED FOR PROTECTION, PROCESSING AND STORAGE OF CRITICAL INFORMATION FOR MULTIPLE FEDERAL AGENCIES. THE TASK SHALL ESTABLISH A MANAGED SERVICES TASK ORDER THAT WILL ENABLE THE GOVERNMENT TO ACCOMPLISH ITS INTEGRATED INFORMATION SHARING MISSION OBJECTIVES, INCLUDING MAINTAINING AND OPERATING DATA CENTER CAPABILITIES. THE GOVERNMENT S OVERALL OBJECTIVE IN THE DATA CENTER ENVIRONMENT IS TO PROVIDE LARGE-SCALE, REDUNDANT, PHYSICALLY SECURE, SCALABLE DATA CENTER COMPUTING CAPABILITIES. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE IT SERVICES, HARDWARE, AND SOFTWARE TO SUPPORT THE NCCIPS CENTER. NCCIPS REQUIREMENTS SHALL INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, DESIGNING, TESTING, AND DELIVERING IT RELATED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES AND, PERSONNEL, MATERIALS, FACILITIES, AND ORGANIZATIONAL/OPERATIONAL PROCESSES TO MEET AND/OR EXCEED THE PWS REQUIREMENTS. — $36.2M
• IT PRODUCTSTHIS MODIFICATION IS PROCESSED TO INCORPORATE THE MODIFIED SOW DATED 6/2/03, AND CSC'S MODIFIED PROPOSAL SUBMITTED ON 6/4/03. THE OVERALL COST CEILING FOR BOTH TA 1 AND TA 2 IS INCREASED TO A TOTAL OF $2,825,457.71. NOTE THAT INDIVIDUAL CLIN COST CEILINGS MAY HAVE ALSO INCREASED WITHIN TA 1 OR TA 2. CSC IS REQUIRED TO TRACK, MONITOR, MANAGE, AND REPORT AT THE INDIVIDUAL CLIN LEVEL. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS TASK ORDER REMAINS UNCHANGED. — $35.4M
• IT PRODUCTS — $34.9M
• DESIGN BUILD SERVICES FOR INFRASTRUCTURE MODERNIZATIONS AND MOLD REMEDIATION AT THE ABERNETHY FEDERAL BUILDING, ABERDEEN, MS — $26.2M
• IT RELATED PRODUCTS — $23.5M
• COMPUTER OPERATIONS, FACILITY ENGINEERING SUPPORT AND FACILITY MANAGEMENT. — $23.0M
• 4.1 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (IM) 4.1.2 INFORMATION ASSURANCE/SECURITY SUPPORT 4.1.3 SOFTWARE AND APPLICATIONS SUPPORT 4.1.4 ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS SUPPORT 4.1.5 ELECTRONICS AND RADIO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT 4.1.6 VOICE COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT 4.1.7 HELP DESK MANAGEMENT SUPPORT 4.1.8 IM FINANCIAL DATA ANALYSIS SUPPORT — $13.4M
• AE DESIGN FOR JACKSON MS CH — $10.4M
• IGF::OT::IGF DESIGN OF A NEW US COURTHOUSE IN GREENVILLE, MS. — $5.8M
• THIS REQUIREMENT IS FOR ADA RAMP REPAIRS AND A NEW ELEVATOR LOCATED AT THE COCHRAN CH, 501 EAST COURT STREET, JACKSON, MS. — $1.9M
• CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SOW DATED 11 MARCH 2024. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE IS 1729 5TH AVE. NORTH BIRMINGHAM, AL 35203-2000. — $533.6K
• HATTIESBURG MS OFFICE FOR FBI — $465.9K

Frequently Asked Questions

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

General Services Administration has $942.5M in federal contracts performed in Mississippi across 34 awards.

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

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

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

The top contractors include W. G. Yates & Sons Construction Company, Leidos, Inc., Science Applications International Corporation.

What industries receive General Services Administration contract dollars in Mississippi?

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

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