Diversified Agency Portfolio
LEIDOS, INC. currently holds active federal contract obligations spanning nine agencies, demonstrating a diversified presence across the government contracting landscape. The company's work is distributed among civilian and defense agencies, with no single agency representing an overwhelming majority of its federal footprint.
The General Services Administration accounts for the largest share of LEIDOS, INC.'s active obligations at 50.9%, representing $1.1B in obligated amounts. The Department of Transportation follows with 32.1% of the company's federal work, totaling $711.9M in active obligations. Together, these two civilian agencies represent more than four-fifths of the company's current federal contract activity.
Defense and Civilian Mix
The Department of Defense represents 8.5% of LEIDOS, INC.'s active obligations, with $189.5M currently obligated. The Department of Justice accounts for 4.1% at $91.6M, while the Department of Veterans Affairs holds 3.6% with $79.0M in active obligations.
Smaller shares include the Department of Homeland Security at 0.4% ($8.9M), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration at 0.2% ($4.5M), and the Department of the Interior at 0.1% ($1.4M). This distribution across nine agencies reflects a portfolio that extends beyond any single mission area or department.
Cleared Professional Tracking
Cleared professionals tracking LEIDOS, INC. may observe the company's presence across both civilian and defense agencies. The concentration in the General Services Administration and Department of Transportation, combined with smaller but active obligations across seven additional agencies, illustrates the breadth of the company's current federal contract activity.
Company Status
- Active agencies: 9
- Top agency share: General Services Administration 50.9% ($1.1B)
- Agency breakdown: General Services Administration 50.9% ($1.1B); Department of Transportation 32.1% ($711.9M); Department of Defense 8.5% ($189.5M); Department of Justice 4.1% ($91.6M); Department of Veterans Affairs 3.6% ($79.0M); Department of Homeland Security 0.4% ($8.9M); National Aeronautics and Space Administration 0.2% ($4.5M); Department of the Interior 0.1% ($1.4M)