United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record

WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Line: Liquid propellants and fuels, petroleum base (9130)Register loaded to October 2025Compiled 6 October 2026

WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION — United States · Federal contract register · Supplier record: 163 contracts, all years ($4,651,455 · Aug 2007 – Mar 2026); $615K since January 2024 (13 contracts · 4 agencies); 158th rank in the line (of 287 suppliers · 0.0%); 8 agencies never served ($11.8M on the line without WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION).

Assay record ASY-US-0HVJUG2068 · Cite as: Assay Systems, “WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION in the USAspending register”, https://assay-systems.com/register/us/washington-st-department-of-transportation/

163
contracts, all years
$4,651,455 · Aug 2007 – Mar 2026
$615K
since January 2024
13 contracts · 4 agencies
158th
rank in the line
of 287 suppliers · 0.0%
8
agencies never served
$11.8M on the line without WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Own record by year

2019 onward
$245K
$94.4K
$252K
$202K
$222K
$365K
$126K
$125K
20192020202120222023202420252026

Who buys from WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

since January 2024
4agencies
$615Kpaid
58.1%top buyer
Department of the Interior58.1%
$357,540
Department of Justice30.1%
$185,074
Department of Agriculture11.6%
$71,335
Department of Defense0.2%
$1,400

Before 2024 only: Department of Transportation, Department of Veterans Affairs.

The line

since January 2024
$11.4Bline value
21,268contracts
14agencies
287suppliers
64.2%held by top ten

Liquid propellants and fuels, petroleum base (9130)

$8.0B
$3.4B
20242025
158thof 287 suppliers
$185,074WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION in the line
0.0%share of the line
33.2%of $558,217 spent by Department of Justice

Agencies that buy the line and never bought from WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

8agencies
186contracts
$11,796,799since January 2024
National Aeronautics and Space Administration7 contracts
$4,977,146
Department of State134 contracts
$3,422,877
Department of Homeland Security29 contracts
$2,497,008
Smithsonian Institution11 contracts
$336,658
Environmental Protection Agency1 contract
$208,744
Department of Commerce1 contract
$189,560
Department of Health and Human Services2 contracts
$140,029
National Archives and Records Administration1 contract
$24,777

How the line is bought

by value, since 2024
2%no competition
0%one applicant
0of these to WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Competed, several suppliers applied20,784 contracts
$11,203,914,354 · 98.3%
Awarded directly, no competition314 contracts
$180,774,314 · 1.6%
Competed, one supplier applied170 contracts
$10,742,584 · 0.1%

Contracts reaching their end dates

Oct 2026 – October 2027
22contracts
$6,774,841end by October 2027
8end in September 2027 · $3.9M
8in agencies never served · $5.0M
$119K
$272K
$134K
$115K
$159K
$330K
$1.6M
$5.4K
$195K
$3.9M
Oct 261 contractDec 261 contractJan 271 contractFeb 271 contractMar 271 contractApr 274 contractsJun 273 contractsJul 271 contractAug 271 contractSep 278 contracts

Suppliers next to it in the line

since January 2024
AMERIMAC CHEMICAL CO1 contract · 1 agency
$189,560
MOHEET ALWARKAA COMPANY28 contracts · 1 agency
$187,750
WASHINGTON ST DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
$185,074
ALLIANCE AIR SERVICES, INC.2 contracts · 1 agency
$184,058

All 287 suppliers in the line

Fastest-growing supplier in the line

same line
+257%growth

Supplier UEI KXLYJTH6M2X6

2024 to date
$267,828,712
2022–2023
$75,010,491

The extract

Every buying office, every contract holder, value, number and end date behind the figures above.

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.