Federal activity overview — District of Columbia
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is the state of District of Columbia (DC) with active federal contracting, grant, and procurement activity — federal contracts, place-of-performance records, and agency operations all concentrate here
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Washington, DC has 7,504 active federal records, $8.14T tracked
Federal procurement, grants, and contracting activity concentrate in these District of Columbia metros. Each city page surfaces local federal facilities, top contracting agencies, and active records.
Washington, D.C. is the epicenter of federal contracting with nearly every agency headquartered here, offering massive opportunities in IT, professional services, consulting, and facility management.
Federal records for District of Columbia (DC) include contract awards, modifications, task orders, grant obligations, and solicitations with place of performance inside the state. The data is drawn from SAM.gov, USAspending.gov, FPDS, Grants.gov, and the Federal Register, refreshed on a 30-minute ingest cycle. Major federal installations in District of Columbia include Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Defense Intelligence Agency, which generate sustained procurement in construction, facility maintenance, logistics, and defense services. Use the agency, industry, and set-aside links below to drill into specific federal opportunities filtered to District of Columbia.
HUBZone designation is determined at the address (census-tract) level by the U.S. Small Business Administration, not at the county level. Two addresses on the same street can have different status — county-level shorthand (District of Columbia or otherwise) does not give you a definitive answer.
Use the official SBA HUBZone map to look up any specific address: maps.certify.sba.gov/hubzone/map. The map reflects current designations including any redesignated, qualified-disaster, or governor-petitioned areas that may differ from prior cycles.
To pursue HUBZone-set-aside opportunities in District of Columbia once you have confirmed eligibility, see HUBZone Set-Aside Contracts or browse the HUBZone glossary entry.
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