United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record

CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD.

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CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD. — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 27 contracts, all years ($3,162,064 · Jul 2008 – Aug 2026); $540K since January 2024 (6 contracts · 4 agencies); 115th rank in the line (of 294 suppliers · 0.07%); 41 agencies never served ($138M on the line without CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD.).

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27
contracts, all years
$3,162,064 · Jul 2008 – Aug 2026
$540K
since January 2024
6 contracts · 4 agencies
115th
rank in the line
of 294 suppliers · 0.07%
41
agencies never served
$138M on the line without CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD.

Own record by year

2019 onward
$307K
$531K
$446K
$327K
$138K
$402K
20192020202120222023202420252026

Who buys from CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD.

since January 2024
4agencies
$540Kpaid
34.8%top buyer
Executive Office of the President34.8%
$188,045
Department of Commerce34.6%
$186,758
Department of the Interior21.3%
$114,862
Department of Defense9.3%
$50,000

Before 2024 only: Department of Justice, International Trade Commission.

The line

since January 2024
$229Mline value
1,409contracts
47agencies
294suppliers
51.3%held by top ten

Newspapers and periodicals (7630)

$114M
$69.5M
$45.2M
202420252026Jan–Sep
115thof 294 suppliers
$164,862CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD. in the line
0.07%share of the line
2.5%of $4,616,888 spent by Department of the Interior

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD.

41agencies
575contracts
$137,643,957since January 2024
Department of the Treasury93 contracts
$35,510,449
Department of Health and Human Services47 contracts
$33,339,835
Department of State105 contracts
$18,492,291
Department of Homeland Security30 contracts
$17,021,294
Department of Agriculture63 contracts
$14,149,076
Department of Energy44 contracts
$3,846,884
Department of Veterans Affairs20 contracts
$1,952,944
General Services Administration6 contracts
$1,863,988
Securities and Exchange Commission6 contracts
$1,540,109
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau12 contracts
$1,527,514
Department of Transportation47 contracts
$1,464,214
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation8 contracts
$1,125,291
Federal Communications Commission7 contracts
$998,653
Department of Labor3 contracts
$522,354
District of Columbia Courts6 contracts
$453,053
Social Security Administration4 contracts
$413,125
Export-Import Bank of the United States2 contracts
$398,007
National Aeronautics and Space Administration3 contracts
$359,502
Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board6 contracts
$357,470
Commodity Futures Trading Commission8 contracts
$301,366
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission7 contracts
$285,704
United States Chemical Safety Board2 contracts
$276,376
Federal Labor Relations Authority3 contracts
$245,003
Environmental Protection Agency7 contracts
$222,316
Department of Education3 contracts
$178,305
Federal Trade Commission1 contract
$169,285
National Archives and Records Administration1 contract
$130,273
Railroad Retirement Board5 contracts
$80,850
Agency for International Development3 contracts
$75,964
National Gallery of Art5 contracts
$75,326
National Labor Relations Board1 contract
$48,516
Smithsonian Institution2 contracts
$43,596
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission2 contracts
$38,535
U.S. Agency for Global Media1 contract
$23,953
Institute of Museum and Library Services1 contract
$19,999
Nuclear Regulatory Commission2 contracts
$19,052
National Endowment for the Humanities3 contracts
$18,542
Merit Systems Protection Board3 contracts
$16,964
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation1 contract
$14,490
National Science Foundation1 contract
$12,388
Federal Maritime Commission1 contract
$11,100

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
47%no competition
11%one applicant
0of these to CRU INTERNATIONAL LTD.
Awarded directly, no competition637 contracts
$108,605,567 · 47.5%
Competed, several suppliers applied597 contracts
$94,788,366 · 41.4%
Competed, one supplier applied175 contracts
$25,337,502 · 11.1%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
449contracts
$107,718,199end by October 2027
110end in December 2026 · $36.6M
203in agencies never served · $76.2M
$441K
$1.1M
$36.6M
$1.8M
$3.0M
$10.9M
$6.9M
$2.8M
$15.1M
$1.4M
$11.0M
$16.8M
Oct 266 contractsNov 2610 contractsDec 26110 contractsJan 2726 contractsFeb 2720 contractsMar 2731 contractsApr 2738 contractsMay 2737 contractsJun 2735 contractsJul 2715 contractsAug 2744 contractsSep 2777 contracts

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+764%growth

Supplier UEI FCNUXYEM9AE9

2024 to date
$17,923,321
2022–2023
$2,075,048

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