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Plain-language definitions of every Federal Agencies term that shows up in government contracting work.
DFAS is the DoD agency responsible for paying military and civilian personnel, settling contractor invoices, and maintaining financial systems across all defense components.
Read definitionThe U.S. cabinet agency responsible for energy policy, nuclear weapons programs, and scientific research, all major sources of federal contracts.
Read definitionHHS is the largest civilian agency by budget and a major federal contractor, spending approximately $25-30 billion annually on research, healthcare IT, public health, and social services contracts through agencies like NIH, CDC, FDA, and CMS.
Read definitionDHS is the third-largest federal procurement agency, spending approximately $20-25 billion annually on IT, border security, cybersecurity, transportation security, and emergency management contracts.
Read definitionThe Department of Justice enforces federal law and administers justice, spending approximately $5-8 billion annually on contracts for IT systems, correctional facilities management, law enforcement support, and professional services.
Read definitionThe U.S. cabinet agency responsible for foreign policy and diplomacy, awarding contracts for diplomatic facilities, security, and development programs.
Read definitionThe VA is the second-largest federal agency by budget, spending over $30 billion annually on contracts for healthcare services, medical supplies, IT systems, construction, and professional services to support the nation's veteran population.
Read definitionNASA is a major federal research and development agency that spends approximately $20-25 billion annually on contracts for space systems, launch services, aeronautics research, IT, and engineering support services.
Read definitionNARA is the independent federal agency responsible for preserving and providing access to US government records and archives, contracting for digitization, IT modernization, and records management services.
Read definitionNOAA is the Department of Commerce agency responsible for weather forecasting, ocean and atmospheric research, fisheries management, and satellite operations, issuing billions in annual contracts.
Read definitionThe White House office that oversees federal budget, procurement policy, and regulatory affairs through OFPP and A-11 guidance.
Read definitionThe SEC is the federal financial regulatory agency that enforces securities laws and procures IT, data analytics, legal, and professional services contracts to support its oversight mission.
Read definitionThe US Coast Guard is the DHS maritime law enforcement and military service that contracts extensively for vessel construction, aviation support, C4ISR systems, and port security services.
Read definitionUSPS is an independent federal establishment and major government contractor customer procuring transportation, technology, facilities, and supplies under its own procurement regulations distinct from the FAR.
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