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Market Intelligence — Court of Federal Claims

Active Records
432,983
Total Award Value
Not specified
Average Value
$20,299,416
Record Types
5

Records by Type

Contracts355,738Job Listings61,737Regulations12,765Grants2,727Vulnerabilities16

Top Contractors in Court of Federal Claims

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2.THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY
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3.VERIZON WIRELESS
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4.CONSOLIDATED ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS
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5.PITNEY BOWES INC
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6.GENUINE PARTS CO. DBA NAPA
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7.CINTAS CORPORATION NO 2
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8.DELL
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9.RICOH USA, INC.
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10.U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
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Set-Aside Distribution

Full and Open Competition60.6%Small Business Set-Aside24.9%NONE4.6%Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business3.9%Veteran-Owned Small Business2.9%8(a) Business Development1.1%Women-Owned Small Business1.1%HUBZone Small Business0.5%MBE0.2%Small Business Set-Aside0.2%

Monthly Activity (Last 12 Months)

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Competition Index

Concentrated

Top 3 contractors hold 78% of tracked awards.

Active Records

432,983

Across contracts, grants, spending, and other federal record types.

Average Award

$20,299,416

Large awards — expect detailed proposal requirements.

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Court of Federal Claims has 0 active records. 10 contractors competing for work here — a competitive market. 60.6% of opportunities carry a Full and Open Competition set-aside. Average award: $20,299,416 — 71x the national average. Expect detailed proposals with past performance requirements.

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Market Intelligence — Court of Federal Claims

Active Records
432,983
Total Award Value
Not specified
Average Value
$20,299,416
Record Types
5

Records by Type

Contracts355,738Job Listings61,737Regulations12,765Grants2,727Vulnerabilities16

Top Contractors in Court of Federal Claims

1.
Not specified
2.THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY
Not specified
3.VERIZON WIRELESS
Not specified
4.CONSOLIDATED ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS
Not specified
5.PITNEY BOWES INC
Not specified
6.GENUINE PARTS CO. DBA NAPA
Not specified
7.CINTAS CORPORATION NO 2
Not specified
8.DELL
Not specified
9.RICOH USA, INC.
Not specified
10.U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Not specified

Set-Aside Distribution

Full and Open Competition60.6%Small Business Set-Aside24.9%NONE4.6%Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business3.9%Veteran-Owned Small Business2.9%8(a) Business Development1.1%Women-Owned Small Business1.1%HUBZone Small Business0.5%MBE0.2%Small Business Set-Aside0.2%

Monthly Activity (Last 12 Months)

2026-08
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2026-09
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2026-10
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2026-11
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2026-12
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2027-01
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2027-02
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Jurisdiction

COFC has jurisdiction over objections to solicitation provisions, proposed awards, or the award of federal contracts under any procurement statute or regulation. Unlike GAO, COFC can award monetary damages including bid preparation costs and attorneys' fees in certain circumstances. COFC also has concurrent jurisdiction with district courts over pre-award protests. COFC can hear protests of any dollar value, including task order protests regardless of threshold.

Filing Deadline

No specific statutory deadline for post-award protests, but unreasonable delay (laches) can bar a claim. Pre-award protests must be filed before the proposal due date. In practice, protesters should file promptly upon learning the basis for protest. Courts have found delays of 60-90 days or more to be unreasonable in some circumstances, but there is no bright-line rule.

Decision Timeline

6-18 months for full proceedings with no statutory deadline. Temporary restraining orders (TROs) are typically decided within days. Preliminary injunction motions are decided within weeks to a few months. Expedited proceedings are available but at the court's discretion.

Authority

Tucker Act, 28 U.S.C. 1491(b); Administrative Dispute Resolution Act of 1996

Key Procedures

  1. File a complaint with the Clerk of Court along with the $150 filing fee
  2. If seeking to halt contract performance, file a motion for TRO or preliminary injunction
  3. Court applies four-factor test: likelihood of success on the merits, irreparable harm, balance of hardships, and public interest
  4. Discovery phase includes document production, interrogatories, depositions, and requests for admission
  5. Parties submit dispositive motions (summary judgment) or proceed to trial
  6. Trial includes live testimony, cross-examination, and presentation of exhibits
  7. Court issues a written opinion with findings of fact and conclusions of law
  8. Losing party may appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit within 60 days

Advantages

  • Binding judicial decisions with full force of law
  • Broadest discovery of any protest forum — depositions, interrogatories, and document production
  • Live testimony and cross-examination reveal facts unavailable through documentary review alone
  • Can award monetary relief including bid preparation costs and proposal costs
  • No statutory time limit — complex cases can be fully developed and briefed
  • Appellate review at the Federal Circuit establishes binding precedent
  • Injunctive relief is available to halt contract performance
  • No dollar threshold for task order protests (unlike GAO's $10 million minimum)

Disadvantages

  • $150 filing fee plus significant attorney costs ($50,000-$500,000+ typical range)
  • No automatic CICA stay — must affirmatively seek and win injunctive relief
  • Longer timelines than GAO — 6-18 months for full resolution
  • Complex procedural requirements including federal court rules of civil procedure
  • Judge assigned randomly — outcomes can vary based on judicial approach
  • Higher barrier to entry — practical necessity of experienced government contracts attorneys
  • Government may assert executive privilege or national security objections to discovery

Other Bid Protest Venues

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there small business set-aside opportunities for Court of Federal Claims?
Yes — 69,439 opportunities have a small business set-aside. The most common is Full and Open Competition (60.6% of set-asides). Small businesses should verify their certifications are current in SAM.gov.
What is the typical contract value for Court of Federal Claims?
The average award value is $20,299,416. This is a high-value market — expect detailed proposal requirements and longer evaluation cycles.
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Data Methodology

Data Sources

Primary: SAM.gov, USAspending.gov, FPDS.gov, Grants.gov. Supplemented by 100+ federal data feeds including GAO, IG reports, Federal Register, and agency forecasts.

Refresh Frequency

  • SAM.gov opportunities: Daily
  • FPDS awards: Twice daily
  • Grants.gov: Daily + weekly full sync
  • USAspending: Weekly

Processing

Records are normalized, deduplicated, and enriched with NAICS descriptions, agency hierarchies, and set-aside classifications. Semantic embeddings enable concept-based search beyond keyword matching.

Disclaimer

Data is sourced from official federal systems and refreshed regularly. Verify critical details on the originating agency website before making business decisions. Last updated: 5/7/2026.

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