Department of War Market Intelligence Report
The department's contract spending read as a market: which commands buy, what they buy, who wins it, and what is open right now.
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About this report
The market-intelligence method re-scoped from one NAICS code to one buying department. It covers the department's obligation trend, the sub-agencies and commands that hold the spending, the industries and product and service codes the money flows into, the companies with the largest positions, and the solicitations currently open across the department. Useful when the question is not which code to chase but which part of a department to build a relationship with.
What it gives you
- Departmental obligation trend across five fiscal years
- Sub-agencies and commands ranked by obligated dollars
- Industry and product and service code composition
- Companies holding the largest positions
- Open solicitations currently posted across the department
- Protest activity among the named companies
What is inside
Section by section.
- 01Scope, naming, and what the department covers
- 02Obligation trend across five fiscal years
- 03Sub-agencies and commands by obligated dollars
- 04Industry composition by NAICS
- 05Product and service code composition
- 06Companies holding the largest positions
- 07Open demand: solicitations currently posted
- 08Set-aside composition of open demand
- 09Protest activity among the named companies
- 10Sources, windows, and method
Who it is for
Business development and capture teams targeting defense buyers, corporate strategy, and partners planning teaming approaches by command.
What you receive
- PDF report, 35 pagesGCD-RR-DEPT-WAR-2026M07
- Excel data workbook, 12 worksheetsGCD-RR-DEPT-WAR-2026M07CoverTrendMarket leadersBuying commandsIndustry mixPSC compositionCompetitive lanesOpen demand by set-asidePosting officesOpen demand by PSCOpen demand by NAICSOpen solicitations
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Edition
- Period covered
- July 2026
- Published
- July 21, 2026
- Catalog number
- GCD-RR-DEPT-WAR-2026M07
Sources and limits
Built from USAspending.gov awarded contract data and the cached SAM.gov solicitation feed. No figure is modeled or estimated.
Competitive lanes report who has won work in a lane, drawn from awarded federal contract data. That is an inference about likely competition, not a list of bidders on any open solicitation.
The underlying federal spending data is published by USAspending.gov under the name Department of Defense. The report states this and leaves every data label exactly as the source publishes it.