OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government — Government Contracting

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government has 295,026 active records. Primary activity: contract (97% of 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 — OMB M-23-18

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 OMB M-23-18

#	Contractor	Awards	Total Value
1		34,565	Not specified
2	THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY	4,033	Not specified
3	VERIZON WIRELESS	3,777	Not specified
4	CONSOLIDATED ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTORS	2,254	Not specified
5	PITNEY BOWES INC	2,005	Not specified
6	GENUINE PARTS CO. DBA NAPA	1,750	Not specified
7	CINTAS CORPORATION NO 2	1,635	Not specified
8	DELL	1,552	Not specified
9	RICOH USA, INC.	1,542	Not specified
10	U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION	1,500	Not specified

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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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Key Requirements

OSS inventory and risk assessment
Vulnerability management for open source dependencies
Contribution to critical OSS project security
Supply chain risk management for OSS

Details

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M-23-18

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OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Contract287,120

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OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Contracts6,073

6,073 contracts available

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Jobs724

724 jobs available

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Regulations651

651 regulations available

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Grants303

303 grants available

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Research124

124 research available

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Lobbying Disclosure23

23 lobbying disclosure available

OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government Audits8

8 audits available

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OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government has 295,026 active records across 8 categories: contract (287,120), contracts (6,073), job listing (724), regulatory (651), grants (303). Use the tabs above to filter by a specific record type.

Are there small business set-aside opportunities for OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government?

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 OMB M-23-18: Securing Open Source Software in the Federal Government?

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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