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ACACIA7

Line: Construction, other administrative facilities and service buildings (C1AZ)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 17 October 2026

ACACIA7 — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 48 contracts, all years ($35,575,877 · Sep 2021 – Mar 2026); $21.0M since January 2024 (23 contracts · 1 agency); 28th rank in the line (of 175 suppliers · 0.84%); 13 agencies never served ($137M on the line without ACACIA7).

Assay record ASY-US-08F3EV10VL · Cite as: Assay Systems, “ACACIA7: 23 government contracts in the United States since 2024”, https://assay-systems.com/register/us/acacia7/

48
contracts, all years
$35,575,877 · Sep 2021 – Mar 2026
$21.0M
since January 2024
23 contracts · 1 agency
28th
rank in the line
of 175 suppliers · 0.84%
13
agencies never served
$137M on the line without ACACIA7

Own record by year

2021 onward
$3.0K
$10.6M
$4.0M
$12.6M
$6.5M
$1.9M
202120222023202420252026

Who buys from ACACIA7

since January 2024
1agencies
$21.0Mpaid
100.0%top buyer
Department of Defense100.0%
$21,010,325

Won without a rival

2023-10-16 – 2026-01-14
23uncontested awards
61%of its awards
0without a competition
23single bid

ACACIA7 won 23 of its 38 public contract awards in United States without a rival from 2023-10-16 to 2026-01-14, worth $10.6M: 0 without a competition and 23 after a competition that drew a single bid. 2 buyers awarded it without a rival, the largest Department of the Air Force with 22.

Buyers: Department of the Air Force (22) · Department of the Army (1)

Every uncontested award of ACACIA7 · United States: all uncontested awards

The line

since January 2024
$307Mline value
433contracts
14agencies
175suppliers
53.3%held by top ten

Construction, other administrative facilities and service buildings (C1AZ)

$133M
$94.7M
$79.2M
202420252026Jan–Sep
28thof 175 suppliers
$2,578,378ACACIA7 in the line
0.84%share of the line
1.5%of $169,540,258 spent by Department of Defense

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from ACACIA7

13agencies
301contracts
$137,230,376since January 2024
Department of Veterans Affairs43 contracts
$43,349,831
Department of Agriculture71 contracts
$28,418,428
Agency for International Development2 contracts
$23,875,001
Department of Health and Human Services3 contracts
$10,377,084
Department of Energy91 contracts
$8,501,030
Department of Justice21 contracts
$7,463,446
General Services Administration29 contracts
$7,378,659
Department of State27 contracts
$2,683,383
Department of Homeland Security5 contracts
$1,707,172
Department of Transportation3 contracts
$1,352,685
National Aeronautics and Space Administration3 contracts
$1,264,643
Department of Commerce1 contract
$716,992
Department of the Interior2 contracts
$142,023

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
11%no competition
14%one applicant
0of these to ACACIA7
Competed, several suppliers applied188 contracts
$229,887,694 · 74.9%
Competed, one supplier applied139 contracts
$42,778,502 · 13.9%
Awarded directly, no competition106 contracts
$34,104,438 · 11.1%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
95contracts
$142,130,089end by October 2027
17end in December 2026 · $13.3M
72in agencies never served · $53.2M
$6.7M
$14.2M
$13.3M
$366K
$5.8M
$37.7M
$5.6M
$6.6M
$12.3M
$9.3M
$1.9M
$13.3M
$15.2M
Oct 269 contractsNov 2614 contractsDec 2617 contractsJan 273 contractsFeb 2711 contractsMar 275 contractsApr 276 contractsMay 275 contractsJun 274 contractsJul 278 contractsAug 275 contractsSep 276 contractsOct 272 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
THE FIELDS GROUP, LLC41 contracts · 1 agency
$2,596,155
ACACIA7
$2,578,378
JRMX CONSTRUCTION & GENERAL MERCHANDISE2 contracts · 1 agency
$2,487,080
C2RL ENGINEERING, INC.22 contracts · 1 agency
$2,432,658

All 175 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+748%growth

Supplier UEI KD6WCU5JHKW5

2024 to Sep 2026
$17,037,843
2022–2023
$2,008,388

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Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, usaspending.gov, accessed 30 September 2026.The data is available to copy, adapt, redistribute, or otherwise use for non-commercial or for commercial purposes (USAspending.gov, Licensing); no Dun & Bradstreet data is shown.