United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record

MADISON, CITY OF

Line: Professional, legal (R418)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 17 October 2026

MADISON, CITY OF — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 7 contracts, all years ($744,559 · Mar 2006 – Feb 2024); $77.3K since January 2024 (1 contract · 1 agency); 399th rank in the line (of 954 suppliers · 0.01%); 48 agencies never served ($1.2B on the line without MADISON, CITY OF).

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7
contracts, all years
$744,559 · Mar 2006 – Feb 2024
$77.3K
since January 2024
1 contract · 1 agency
399th
rank in the line
of 954 suppliers · 0.01%
48
agencies never served
$1.2B on the line without MADISON, CITY OF

Own record by year

2021 onward
$92.2K
$77.3K
202120222023202420252026

Who buys from MADISON, CITY OF

since January 2024
1agencies
$77.3Kpaid
100.0%top buyer
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission100.0%
$77,310

Won without a rival

2024-02-14 – 2025-06-06
3uncontested awards
100%of its awards
3without a competition
0single bid

MADISON, CITY OF won 3 of its 3 public contract awards in United States without a rival from 2024-02-14 to 2025-06-06, worth $63.9K: 3 without a competition and 0 after a competition that drew a single bid. 1 buyer awarded it without a rival, the largest Equal Employment Opportunity Commission with 3.

Buyers: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (3)

Every uncontested award of MADISON, CITY OF · United States: all uncontested awards

The line

since January 2024
$1.3Bline value
3,942contracts
49agencies
954suppliers
65.1%held by top ten

Professional, legal (R418)

$364M
$566M
$340M
202420252026Jan–Sep
399thof 954 suppliers
$77,310MADISON, CITY OF in the line
0.01%share of the line
0.2%of $39,389,278 spent by Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from MADISON, CITY OF

48agencies
3,557contracts
$1,229,805,249since January 2024
Department of Health and Human Services284 contracts
$567,277,181
Department of Justice1,347 contracts
$344,876,172
Department of Defense195 contracts
$67,917,967
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation168 contracts
$37,667,309
Department of Veterans Affairs119 contracts
$23,443,253
Federal Trade Commission1 contract
$23,393,531
Department of State295 contracts
$21,399,719
Export-Import Bank of the United States63 contracts
$17,013,437
Department of Homeland Security551 contracts
$16,562,021
Department of Education29 contracts
$15,280,741
Department of Agriculture112 contracts
$14,333,427
Department of Energy31 contracts
$13,955,346
District of Columbia Courts6 contracts
$13,111,632
Department of Transportation76 contracts
$10,753,512
Department of the Treasury69 contracts
$9,477,251
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation12 contracts
$5,840,816
Securities and Exchange Commission6 contracts
$3,857,485
General Services Administration7 contracts
$3,242,899
Department of Labor53 contracts
$2,748,607
Department of Housing and Urban Development4 contracts
$1,940,297
Environmental Protection Agency5 contracts
$1,803,164
Social Security Administration4 contracts
$1,551,324
Executive Office of the President4 contracts
$1,485,338
Department of the Interior13 contracts
$1,304,165
Nuclear Regulatory Commission5 contracts
$1,271,551
Department of Commerce24 contracts
$1,238,624
Government Accountability Office6 contracts
$1,141,913
National Science Foundation1 contract
$858,089
Millennium Challenge Corporation2 contracts
$644,630
United States Chemical Safety Board3 contracts
$631,217
Agency for International Development10 contracts
$615,537
Federal Election Commission1 contract
$518,932
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau4 contracts
$418,517
Smithsonian Institution9 contracts
$366,526
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission4 contracts
$349,684
National Endowment for the Humanities3 contracts
$299,000
International Trade Commission3 contracts
$239,191
Selective Service System3 contracts
$166,770
Peace Corps1 contract
$158,784
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency3 contracts
$147,323
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board1 contract
$86,050
National Archives and Records Administration7 contracts
$74,836
U.S. Agency for Global Media4 contracts
$70,605
National Aeronautics and Space Administration4 contracts
$68,686
Small Business Administration2 contracts
$62,454
Merit Systems Protection Board1 contract
$58,545
Federal Communications Commission1 contract
$50,400
National Gallery of Art1 contract
$30,794

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
28%no competition
36%one applicant
0of these to MADISON, CITY OF
Competed, one supplier applied1,057 contracts
$462,102,617 · 36.4%
Competed, several suppliers applied1,085 contracts
$448,556,638 · 35.3%
Awarded directly, no competition1,800 contracts
$358,535,272 · 28.2%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
895contracts
$515,952,644end by October 2027
110end in July 2027 · $57.2M
880in agencies never served · $516M
$3.9M
$9.8M
$38.9M
$8.3M
$168M
$36.1M
$9.0M
$58.9M
$46.4M
$57.2M
$18.5M
$61.3M
Oct 2622 contractsNov 2641 contractsDec 2693 contractsJan 2768 contractsFeb 2762 contractsMar 2791 contractsApr 2765 contractsMay 2773 contractsJun 2788 contractsJul 27110 contractsAug 2774 contractsSep 27108 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
KHAW & PARTNERS1 contract · 1 agency
$77,864
MADISON, CITY OF
$77,310
SUSAN GRIMES ASSOCIATES INC4 contracts · 1 agency
$76,865
CHAINALYSIS GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS, LLC1 contract · 1 agency
$76,372

All 954 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+33%growth

Supplier UEI JENBF1KKWZ93

2024 to Sep 2026
$157,243,183
2022–2023
$118,203,421

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