Aggregate value change
HighAggregate value down 100% vs. prior 90 days.
Baseline: $9M · Δ -$9M
2 sources
- q:agency=069:award_amount_sum:[2026-03-03,2026-06-01):n=0
- q:agency=069:award_amount_sum:[2025-12-03,2026-03-03):n=17
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Department of Transportation has 63,091 active federal records across multiple procurement categories.
100M+ government records · 110+ gov/news sources · Sourced from official federal systems
100M+ records · 110+ sources
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DOT DOT contracts span FAA NextGen aviation systems, FHWA highway construction grants, FRA passenger-rail upgrades, FTA transit modernization.
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Department of Transportation has 63,091 active federal records across multiple procurement categories.
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Aggregate value down 100% vs. prior 90 days.
Baseline: $9M · Δ -$9M
Down 100% vs. prior 90 days.
Baseline: 17 · Δ -17
DOT contracts span FAA NextGen aviation systems, FHWA highway construction grants, FRA passenger-rail upgrades, FTA transit modernization, and intelligent-transportation R&D — the dominant federal pipeline for civil engineering, infrastructure software, and transportation-safety services.
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DOT contracts span FAA NextGen aviation systems, FHWA highway construction grants, FRA passenger-rail upgrades, FTA transit modernization, and intelligent-transportation R&D — the dominant federal pipeline for civil engineering, infrastructure software, and transportation-safety services.
Department of Transportation (DOT) procures goods and services through federal acquisition vehicles including full-and-open competitions, GSA Schedules, government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs), and agency-specific indefinite-delivery contracts. Bureauify currently tracks 63,091 active and historical records sourced from SAM.gov, USAspending.gov, FPDS, and Grants.gov.
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