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THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.

Line: Network, satellite communications and telecom access services (DG11)Register loaded to September 2026Compiled 7 October 2026

THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO. — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 11 contracts, all years ($395,095 · Mar 2009 – Aug 2026); $5.3K since January 2024 (1 contract · 1 agency); 831st rank in the line (of 893 suppliers · 0.0%); 42 agencies never served ($2.5B on the line without THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.).

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11
contracts, all years
$395,095 · Mar 2009 – Aug 2026
$5.3K
since January 2024
1 contract · 1 agency
831st
rank in the line
of 893 suppliers · 0.0%
42
agencies never served
$2.5B on the line without THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.

Own record by year

2021 onward
$28.2K
$102K
$29.8K
$5.3K
202120222023202420252026

Who buys from THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.

since January 2024
1agencies
$5.3Kpaid
100.0%top buyer
Department of the Interior100.0%
$5,322

Before 2024 only: Department of Agriculture.

The line

since January 2024
$2.5Bline value
14,747contracts
44agencies
893suppliers
60.1%held by top ten

Network, satellite communications and telecom access services (DG11)

$968M
$1.1B
$481M
202420252026Jan–Sep
831stof 893 suppliers
$5,322THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO. in the line
0.0%share of the line
0.0%of $49,058,843 spent by Department of the Interior

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.

42agencies
14,005contracts
$2,467,546,237since January 2024
Department of Defense11,022 contracts
$2,025,964,876
Department of Homeland Security179 contracts
$84,137,648
Department of Transportation31 contracts
$83,126,301
Department of Justice1,224 contracts
$80,794,088
Department of State997 contracts
$44,516,962
General Services Administration6 contracts
$40,498,400
Department of Veterans Affairs161 contracts
$29,837,595
Department of Health and Human Services101 contracts
$26,700,116
Department of Commerce128 contracts
$25,826,939
Millennium Challenge Corporation1 contract
$10,702,848
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau5 contracts
$2,637,178
Department of the Treasury14 contracts
$2,365,304
District of Columbia Courts7 contracts
$1,133,221
Department of Energy14 contracts
$1,021,819
Smithsonian Institution20 contracts
$839,614
Selective Service System3 contracts
$815,698
National Gallery of Art1 contract
$774,000
Railroad Retirement Board2 contracts
$753,148
Environmental Protection Agency5 contracts
$723,505
National Transportation Safety Board3 contracts
$650,623
Agency for International Development8 contracts
$640,422
Nuclear Regulatory Commission28 contracts
$584,794
U.S. Agency for Global Media7 contracts
$443,038
National Aeronautics and Space Administration5 contracts
$382,855
Commodity Futures Trading Commission4 contracts
$344,534
Federal Trade Commission1 contract
$249,660
Department of Education2 contracts
$249,080
Office of Personnel Management1 contract
$142,393
Federal Labor Relations Authority2 contracts
$91,316
Institute of Museum and Library Services1 contract
$85,164
Department of Housing and Urban Development2 contracts
$77,346
Consumer Product Safety Commission3 contracts
$66,686
National Labor Relations Board2 contracts
$66,202
National Endowment for the Humanities1 contract
$66,093
Morris K. Udall and Stewart L. Udall Foundation2 contracts
$64,296
Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency1 contract
$51,588
Merit Systems Protection Board4 contracts
$48,360
U.S. International Development Finance Corporation1 contract
$29,808
National Archives and Records Administration1 contract
$23,417
Federal Communications Commission3 contracts
$10,719
Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency1 contract
$5,821
United States Trade and Development Agency1 contract
$2,762

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
22%no competition
20%one applicant
0of these to THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.
Competed, several suppliers applied9,764 contracts
$1,473,913,961 · 58.0%
Awarded directly, no competition2,983 contracts
$548,973,045 · 21.6%
Competed, one supplier applied2,000 contracts
$517,013,638 · 20.4%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
2,101contracts
$892,265,924end by October 2027
338end in March 2027 · $123M
1,958in agencies never served · $862M
$96.4M
$61.4M
$38.1M
$81.2M
$56.7M
$123M
$59.4M
$91.4M
$77.2M
$31.4M
$93.4M
$82.3M
$32.0K
Oct 26116 contractsNov 26103 contractsDec 26128 contractsJan 27181 contractsFeb 27162 contractsMar 27338 contractsApr 27228 contractsMay 27232 contractsJun 27193 contractsJul 27125 contractsAug 27130 contractsSep 27162 contractsOct 273 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
RCI XL INC1 contract · 1 agency
$5,571
ANTHEM BROADBAND OF NEVADA, LLC1 contract · 1 agency
$5,496
THE PONDEROSA TELEPHONE CO.
$5,322
FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS OF NEW YORK, INC.3 contracts · 1 agency
$5,070

All 893 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+87%growth

Supplier UEI UK8HWZTN2QG3

2024 to date
$497,231,262
2022–2023
$266,322,351

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