Aggregate value change
MediumAggregate value down 100% vs. prior 90 days.
Baseline: 669,804 · Δ -669,804
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- q:agency=089:award_amount_sum:[2026-03-03,2026-06-01):n=0
- q:agency=089:award_amount_sum:[2025-12-03,2026-03-03):n=3
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Department of Energy has 801,298 active federal records across multiple procurement categories.
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DOE DOE obligates over $40 billion annually for nuclear-weapons stewardship (NNSA), the 17 national laboratories, environmental cleanup at legacy sites.
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Department of Energy has 801,298 active federal records across multiple procurement categories.
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Aggregate value down 100% vs. prior 90 days.
Baseline: 669,804 · Δ -669,804
Down 100% vs. prior 90 days.
Baseline: 3 · Δ -3
DOE obligates over $40 billion annually for nuclear-weapons stewardship (NNSA), the 17 national laboratories, environmental cleanup at legacy sites, grid modernization, and energy R&D — with most spending flowing through long-running M&O (management-and-operating) prime contracts.
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DOE obligates over $40 billion annually for nuclear-weapons stewardship (NNSA), the 17 national laboratories, environmental cleanup at legacy sites, grid modernization, and energy R&D — with most spending flowing through long-running M&O (management-and-operating) prime contracts.
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