Directory of federal government prime contractors with subcontracting plans

Disclaimer: 
The data within the report is generated from data contained in the Federal Procurement Data System-Next Generation (FPDS-NG). The Federal Government Agency that entered the information into FPDS-NG is the owner of the data and has all rights to this data. If you have any questions or concerns about the data within the report, please contact the Federal Government agency that awarded the contract.

How to use the Directory of Federal Government Prime Contractors with a Subcontracting Plan.

This directory is a listing of Federal Government contractors that have a requirement to subcontract to small businesses. The directory is intended for small business concerns seeking to find subcontracting possibilities with Federal Government prime contractors. This directory should be used as a tool to identify which primes you should investigate to find information about their subcontractor processes.

SBA recommends that you use this data to locate the prime contractor's website and assess their requirements to be a subcontractor. If the firm does not have a website visible through your internet search, contact the firm for their website address. SBA recommends that you follow the directions outlined on the prime contractor's website to do business with the firm.

What data is provided in the directory?: 
The directory includes the name and location of the vendor, the contracting agency’s name, the contract’s product/service code (PSC) and  North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code; the state the contract will principally be performed in; the contract number (PIID);  the contract’s performance start date and completion date, and the total contract value.

How is the directory displayed?: 
The directory is displayed by the government’s fiscal year (October 1 through September 30). Select the drop-down arrows on any cell of the directory to filter the results. Information in the directory is removed after five (5) years.