NAICS 541611 capture intelligence by agency
See where Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services obligations rose or fell across the agencies covered here. Compare prime contractors, buying methods, award activity, and lifecycle signals in each market.
Latest 12 months vs. preceding 12 months
Where reported obligations moved
Latest period –
The following are the largest material movements among 22 comparable agency profiles on this page.
Largest increase: HHS — Department of Health and Human Services reported an increase of $17.4M from $2.3B to $2.3B.
Largest decline: USAID — U.S. Agency for International Development reported a decline of $1.1B from $1.7B to $595.7M.
Largest reported increases
Ranked by absolute obligation movement| Agency | Preceding 12 months | Latest 12 months | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2.3B | $2.3B | Up $17.4MUp 0.8% | |
| $18.1M | $31.6M | Up $13.5MUp 74.9% | |
| $67M | $72.3M | Up $5.4MUp 8% |
Largest reported declines
Ranked by absolute obligation movement| Agency | Preceding 12 months | Latest 12 months | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1.7B | $595.7M | Down $1.1BDown 64% | |
| $3.7B | $2.9B | Down $864.1MDown 23.2% | |
| $278.9M | $119.4M | Down $159.5MDown 57.2% | |
| $459.3M | $379.7M | Down $79.6MDown 17.3% | |
| $743.5M | $666.9M | Down $76.7MDown 10.3% |
Scope and comparison rules
The latest period runs from Jul 28, 2025 through Jul 27, 2026. It is compared with Jul 28, 2024 through Jul 27, 2025.
Rankings cover this page’s 23 published profiles. A profile must contain at least 10 positive-obligation awards in each period, at least $1M in preceding-period net obligations, nonnegative latest-period net obligations, and at least $1M of absolute movement to appear.
Net obligations include deobligations and corrections. A historical increase or decline does not establish market attractiveness, requirement demand, future buying intent, or a forecast. Green and red indicate direction only, not favorability.
NAICS 541611 directory
Agencies spending under NAICS 541611
Choose an agency to inspect the prime contractors, buying methods, award activity, and lifecycle signals behind its reported obligations.
- 371 prime contractors
Department of Agriculture
$1.1B Reported obligations - 322 prime contractors
Department of Commerce
$1.3B Reported obligations - 1,715 prime contractors
Department of Defense
$15.7B Reported obligations - 139 prime contractors
Department of Education
$617.6M Reported obligations - 185 prime contractors
Department of Energy
$1B Reported obligations - 1,100 prime contractors
Department of Health and Human Services
$10.7B Reported obligations - 561 prime contractors
Department of Homeland Security
$4.3B Reported obligations - 142 prime contractors
Department of Housing and Urban Development
$438.8M Reported obligations - 389 prime contractors
Department of Justice
$2.1B Reported obligations - 188 prime contractors
Department of Labor
$588M Reported obligations - 339 prime contractors
Department of State
$3.4B Reported obligations - 307 prime contractors
Department of the Interior
$438.9M Reported obligations - 233 prime contractors
Department of the Treasury
$1.2B Reported obligations - 526 prime contractors
Department of Transportation
$1.8B Reported obligations - 395 prime contractors
Department of Veterans Affairs
$3.6B Reported obligations - 85 prime contractors
Environmental Protection Agency
$473.8M Reported obligations - 167 prime contractors
General Services Administration
$725M Reported obligations - 126 prime contractors
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
$452.4M Reported obligations - 92 prime contractors
National Science Foundation
$337.6M Reported obligations - 33 prime contractors
Office of Personnel Management
$72.1M Reported obligations - 75 prime contractors
Small Business Administration
$273.5M Reported obligations - 48 prime contractors
Social Security Administration
$209.4M Reported obligations - 215 prime contractors
U.S. Agency for International Development
$6.8B Reported obligations
This directory lists available market profiles, not every federal agency that may report activity under this NAICS code. Review the methodology on each market page for coverage and interpretation details.