Federal Agency Procurement Profile

Securities and Exchange Commission

SECToptier Code: 050

The Securities and Exchange Commission regulates U.S. securities markets and protects investors, procuring advanced market surveillance systems and cybersecurity infrastructure.

Agency Procurement Overview
Verified SAM.gov & FPDS Data

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC, Toptier Code 050) obligated $750.0M across 620 active vendors in the current fiscal cycle. It allocates 22.8% of prime spending to socioeconomic small business set-asides (SDVOSB, 8(a), WOSB), with major contract concentrations in Computer Systems Design Services, Custom Computer Programming Services, Management & Administrative Consulting.

•Annual Obligations: $750.0M
•Set-Aside Allocation: 22.8%
•Active Vendor Base: 620
•Annual Budget Authority: $2.40B
Fiscal Year Obligations
$750.0M
Obligated prime awards
Total Budget Authority
$2.40B
Enacted congressional budget
Small Business Set-Aside
22.8%
8(a), SDVOSB, WOSB target
Active Prime Contractors
620
Distinct vendor UEIs

Top Industry Categories (NAICS) at SEC

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Leading Prime Contractors with SEC

Contractors with active delivery orders and historical contract performance with Securities and Exchange Commission.

Contractor Legal NamePrimary NAICSRecompete Win %Contractor Total SpendAction
MAXIMUS FEDERAL TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS, LLC
UEI: RYMXZHTX4WP3 • Washington, DC
54151289.5%$753.7MView Profile
TEAM GREENZONE JV LLC
UEI: C8LFSXN73XJ5 • Washington, DC
54151282.4%$129.4MView Profile
PROCENTRIX, LLC
UEI: KPGEH1F7E1M4 • Washington, DC
54151283.7%$261.1MView Profile
ASCELLA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
UEI: ZW24WXQ92VF9 • Washington, DC
54151176.1%$76.1MView Profile
C2 ALASKA, LLC
UEI: GAVTYB3AKC29 • Washington, DC
54161182.4%$75.3MView Profile