Federal contracts ending soon · Oregon

Expiring federal it services contracts in Oregon

When a contract ends, the agency usually has to buy the work again. These are the ones ending by Nov 15, 2027, from public records.

Contracts ending by Nov 15, 2027
119
Their combined award value
$214.5 million
Companies holding them
46

As of Nov 15, 2026. Source: USAspending.gov contract records.

The 5 largest contracts ending in the next 6 months

Each one links to its public record, so you can check it.

HolderAgencyAward valueEnds
CAYUSE TECHNOLOGIES, LLCDepartment of State$87.6 millionJan 31, 2027
CAYUSE NATIVE HAWAIIAN VETERANS, LLCBureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education$10.9 millionNov 15, 2026
THUNDERCAT TECHNOLOGY, LLCDepartment of Veterans Affairs$6.6 millionMar 31, 2027
CDW GOVERNMENT LLCFederal Aviation Administration$5.2 millionFeb 27, 2027
CAYUSE NATIVE HAWAIIAN VETERANS, LLCDepartment of State$5.1 millionMar 28, 2027

What contracts like these were awarded for

Half of these contracts were awarded for between $69,433 and $918,725. The midpoint is $221,277. Use it to judge which ones are your size, not as a price to bid. A few very large umbrella contracts can make the combined total look bigger than the work one firm could win, so the midpoint is the better guide.

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Award values are the amounts USAspending.gov reports, not yearly spending. An end date can move if an agency extends the contract, and an ending contract is a sign to prepare, not a promise that the work will be rebid.