United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record

SAE INTERNATIONAL

Line: Professional, program management and support (R408)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 6 October 2026

SAE INTERNATIONAL — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 218 contracts, all years ($26,131,992 · Jun 2005 – Sep 2026); $4.9M since January 2024 (18 contracts · 2 agencies); 518th rank in the line (of 1,848 suppliers · 0.03%); 39 agencies never served ($6.8B on the line without SAE INTERNATIONAL).

Assay record ASY-US-03DMB1S01V · Cite as: Assay Systems, “SAE INTERNATIONAL in the USAspending register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/us/sae-international/

218
contracts, all years
$26,131,992 · Jun 2005 – Sep 2026
$4.9M
since January 2024
18 contracts · 2 agencies
518th
rank in the line
of 1,848 suppliers · 0.03%
39
agencies never served
$6.8B on the line without SAE INTERNATIONAL

Own record by year

2019 onward
$1.4M
$254K
$5.4M
$1.9M
$1.0M
$3.7M
$568K
$725K
20192020202120222023202420252026

Who buys from SAE INTERNATIONAL

since January 2024
2agencies
$4.9Mpaid
94.1%top buyer
Department of Transportation94.1%
$4,650,967
Department of Defense5.9%
$293,939

Before 2024 only: Department of Commerce, Department of Energy, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Homeland Security, Environmental Protection Agency, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Transportation Safety Board.

The line

since January 2024
$15.5Bline value
6,379contracts
48agencies
1,848suppliers
31.5%held by top ten

Professional, program management and support (R408)

$8.7B
$4.5B
$2.3B
202420252026Jan–Sep
518thof 1,848 suppliers
$4,239,631SAE INTERNATIONAL in the line
0.03%share of the line
0.8%of $562,339,552 spent by Department of Transportation

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from SAE INTERNATIONAL

39agencies
2,268contracts
$6,767,497,373since January 2024
Department of State613 contracts
$1,563,821,108
Department of Veterans Affairs296 contracts
$1,454,785,011
Agency for International Development171 contracts
$1,257,427,030
Department of Justice386 contracts
$819,864,063
Department of the Treasury175 contracts
$673,842,151
General Services Administration81 contracts
$268,897,679
Department of Housing and Urban Development48 contracts
$188,777,273
Department of the Interior112 contracts
$139,672,928
Department of Agriculture161 contracts
$134,040,960
Department of Labor51 contracts
$119,516,844
Securities and Exchange Commission16 contracts
$30,562,613
National Science Foundation20 contracts
$29,442,032
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau7 contracts
$23,402,553
Department of Education15 contracts
$19,765,298
National Archives and Records Administration5 contracts
$12,111,914
Smithsonian Institution39 contracts
$9,992,097
Social Security Administration5 contracts
$4,147,295
Federal Trade Commission2 contracts
$2,690,295
National Endowment for the Arts2 contracts
$2,455,000
Consumer Product Safety Commission4 contracts
$2,448,275
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation5 contracts
$1,810,751
Government Accountability Office4 contracts
$1,691,832
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation2 contracts
$1,040,914
District of Columbia Courts7 contracts
$924,131
Peace Corps13 contracts
$828,841
Commodity Futures Trading Commission3 contracts
$695,678
Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled2 contracts
$535,196
U.S. Agency for Global Media3 contracts
$401,065
National Gallery of Art3 contracts
$378,360
National Labor Relations Board2 contracts
$340,784
Nuclear Regulatory Commission2 contracts
$327,458
Selective Service System2 contracts
$297,181
Institute of Museum and Library Services2 contracts
$239,337
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission2 contracts
$207,451
Federal Election Commission1 contract
$82,671
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency1 contract
$12,490
National Endowment for the Humanities1 contract
$8,596
International Trade Commission2 contracts
$7,549
Merit Systems Protection Board2 contracts
$4,670

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
24%no competition
11%one applicant
0of these to SAE INTERNATIONAL
Competed, several suppliers applied3,832 contracts
$10,066,689,754 · 64.9%
Awarded directly, no competition1,613 contracts
$3,727,927,593 · 24.0%
Competed, one supplier applied934 contracts
$1,714,500,854 · 11.1%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
2,115contracts
$6,298,860,680end by October 2027
344end in September 2027 · $994M
730in agencies never served · $2.1B
$247M
$252M
$649M
$483M
$664M
$824M
$554M
$508M
$571M
$282M
$262M
$994M
$9.4M
Oct 26111 contractsNov 2683 contractsDec 26159 contractsJan 27118 contractsFeb 27155 contractsMar 27301 contractsApr 27174 contractsMay 27176 contractsJun 27194 contractsJul 27151 contractsAug 27144 contractsSep 27344 contractsOct 275 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
SAE INTERNATIONAL
$4,239,631
NEEVSYS INC.4 contracts · 3 agencies
$4,230,161
CTR MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC2 contracts · 2 agencies
$4,218,751
PHOENIX OVERSIGHT GROUP LLC1 contract · 1 agency
$4,213,382

All 1,848 suppliers in the line

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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.