This PSC page summarizes federal spending under R408, showing how agencies use program management and support services across a broad mix of awards and vendors. The largest obligations come from the Department of State, the Department of the Navy, and the Department of the Army, while Deloitte Consulting LLP and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. lead vendors by obligated dollars.
PSC Code
PSC R408 Federal Contract Obligations (Last 10 Years)
PSC R408 covers program management and support professional services and, over the last 10 years, accounts for $105.59 billion in obligations across 215,467 award actions.
Annual obligations peaked in 2024 at $13.84 billion after steady growth from 2021 through 2024, then declined to $7.38 billion in 2025 based on the current 10-year window.
PSC Code
R408
PSC Description
SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: PROGRAM MANAGEMENT/SUPPORT
Total Obligated
105.59 billion
105,588,118,556.31
Award Actions
215,467
Average Action Value
490,043.10
About PSC R408 federal contract activity
PSC R408, SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: PROGRAM MANAGEMENT/SUPPORT, accounts for 105.59 billion in obligated funding across 215,467 awards over the last 10 years, with an average award value of 490,043.1. The volume and dollar value indicate broad use for recurring program oversight, coordination, and administrative support across federal procurement portfolios.
Agency demand and leading federal buyers
Spending is led by the Department of State at 12.52 billion across 37,947 awards, followed closely by the Department of the Navy at 12.41 billion and the Department of the Army at 10.04 billion. AID and the Air Force also rank among the top obligators, showing that R408 support services are used across both civilian and defense missions.
Vendor concentration and leading contractors
The vendor base is concentrated among large systems and consulting contractors, led by Deloitte Consulting LLP at 3.94 billion and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. at 3.18 billion. CGI Federal Inc., B.I. Incorporated, and Science Applications International Corporation also appear among the top recipients, reflecting demand for program management, operational support, and related professional services.
Annual contract trend over the analysis window
Annual obligations were highest in 2024 at 13.84 billion, with 2023 and 2022 also above 12 billion, indicating a sustained peak in recent years. Obligations declined to 7.38 billion in 2025, but that figure may reflect an incomplete year rather than a structural drop. Award counts remained relatively stable from 2021 through 2024, generally ranging from about 21,100 to 22,300 awards per year.
How to interpret this page
This page summarizes FPDS obligations for PSC R408 over the last 10 years using award-level obligation data, then aggregates by agency, vendor, and fiscal year. Totals and award counts reflect recorded FPDS transactions associated with the PSC and should be interpreted as procurement activity within the selected analysis window.
Top Agencies
SELECT
agency_id,
agency_name,
total_obligated,
award_count,
formatReadableQuantity(total_obligated) AS total_obligated_readable
FROM
(
SELECT
content__award__purchaserInformation__contractingOfficeAgencyID AS agency_id,
anyHeavy(content__award__purchaserInformation__contractingOfficeAgencyID__name) AS agency_name,
sum(content__award__dollarValues__obligatedAmount) AS total_obligated,
count() AS award_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE
contract_type = 1
AND content__award__productOrServiceInformation__productOrServiceCode = 'R408'
AND content__award__purchaserInformation__contractingOfficeAgencyID IS NOT NULL
AND content__award__purchaserInformation__contractingOfficeAgencyID != ''
AND parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate) >= toStartOfYear(now()) - INTERVAL 10 YEAR
AND parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate) < toStartOfYear(now())
GROUP BY agency_id
)
ORDER BY total_obligated DESC
LIMIT 10| Agency ID | Agency Name | Total Obligated | Readable | Award Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1900 | STATE, DEPARTMENT OF | 12,521,231,104.07 | 12.52 billion | 37,947 |
| 1700 | DEPT OF THE NAVY | 12,408,814,424.27 | 12.41 billion | 19,920 |
| 2100 | DEPT OF THE ARMY | 10,043,093,273.59 | 10.04 billion | 19,715 |
| 7200 | AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT | 9,740,108,454.16 | 9.74 billion | 9,136 |
| 5700 | DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE | 8,327,376,935.75 | 8.33 billion | 11,109 |
| 3600 | VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF | 3,576,509,127.64 | 3.58 billion | 4,809 |
| 7012 | U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT | 3,273,020,573.92 | 3.27 billion | 1,923 |
| 2050 | INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE | 3,207,250,682.38 | 3.21 billion | 3,957 |
| 4732 | FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE | 3,180,038,022.02 | 3.18 billion | 3,904 |
| 97DH | DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY (DHA) | 3,168,635,098.31 | 3.17 billion | 3,501 |
Insight
Over the last 10 years, PSC R408 obligations total $105.59 billion across 215,467 awards, indicating a large and broadly distributed market for program management/support services. Spending is moderately concentrated at the top: State, Navy, Army, USAID, and the Air Force account for the largest shares, with each top agency receiving roughly $8.33 billion to $12.52 billion. The remaining top agencies are still significant but fall below $4.0 billion each, suggesting demand is spread across both civilian and defense customers rather than dominated by a single buyer.
Top Vendors
SELECT
vendor_name,
cage_code,
total_obligated,
award_count,
formatReadableQuantity(total_obligated) AS total_obligated_readable
FROM
(
SELECT
content__award__vendor__vendorHeader__vendorName AS vendor_name,
ifNull(anyHeavy(content__award__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__entityIdentifiers__cageCode), '') AS cage_code,
sum(content__award__dollarValues__obligatedAmount) AS total_obligated,
count() AS award_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE
contract_type = 1
AND content__award__productOrServiceInformation__productOrServiceCode = 'R408'
AND content__award__vendor__vendorHeader__vendorName IS NOT NULL
AND content__award__vendor__vendorHeader__vendorName != ''
AND parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate) >= toStartOfYear(now()) - INTERVAL 10 YEAR
AND parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate) < toStartOfYear(now())
GROUP BY
vendor_name,
content__award__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__entityIdentifiers__cageCode
)
ORDER BY total_obligated DESC
LIMIT 10| Vendor | CAGE Code | Total Obligated | Readable | Award Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DELOITTE CONSULTING LLP | 1TTG5 | 3,938,005,715.58 | 3.94 billion | 3,299 |
| BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON INC. | 17038 | 3,180,967,196.92 | 3.18 billion | 2,823 |
| CGI FEDERAL INC. | 3YVK7 | 2,090,632,684.13 | 2.09 billion | 1,262 |
| B.I. INCORPORATED | 3CUH9 | 1,967,085,709.13 | 1.97 billion | 111 |
| SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION | 6XWA8 | 1,570,733,651.46 | 1.57 billion | 1,911 |
| CSRA LLC | 52939 | 1,479,367,812.79 | 1.48 billion | 495 |
| DOMESTIC AWARDEES (UNDISCLOSED) | 3JEH0 | 1,181,165,040.45 | 1.18 billion | 1,631 |
| ACCENTURE FEDERAL SERVICES LLC | 1ZD18 | 1,066,601,773.43 | 1.07 billion | 598 |
| KELLY SERVICES, INC. | 9B025 | 1,023,125,655.36 | 1.02 billion | 2,888 |
| CARRINGTON MORTGAGE SERVICES LLC | 6EL69 | 981,984,466.11 | 981.98 million | 18 |
Insight
Over the last 10 years, PSC R408 obligated $105.59 billion across 215,467 awards, with an average award value of $490,043, indicating a large-volume but moderately fragmented vendor base. The top 10 vendors account for a meaningful share of obligations, led by Deloitte Consulting LLP ($3.94 billion, 3,299 awards) and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. ($3.18 billion, 2,823 awards), followed by CGI Federal Inc. and B.I. Incorporated at roughly $2.09 billion and $1.97 billion, respectively. Award volume is more dispersed than obligation value for some vendors, such as Kelly Services, Inc. with 2,888 awards and $1.02 billion, while others have high dollar concentration with relatively few awards, such as Carrington Mortgage Services LLC with $981.98 million across 18 awards.
Annual Trend
SELECT
year,
total_obligated,
award_count,
formatReadableQuantity(total_obligated) AS total_obligated_readable
FROM
(
SELECT
toYear(parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate)) AS year,
sum(content__award__dollarValues__obligatedAmount) AS total_obligated,
count() AS award_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE
contract_type = 1
AND content__award__productOrServiceInformation__productOrServiceCode = 'R408'
AND parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate) >= toStartOfYear(now()) - INTERVAL 10 YEAR
AND parseDateTimeBestEffortOrNull(content__award__relevantContractDates__signedDate) < toStartOfYear(now())
GROUP BY year
)
ORDER BY year DESC| Year | Total Obligated | Readable | Award Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 7,376,767,334.58 | 7.38 billion | 19,712 |
| 2024 | 13,838,644,796.54 | 13.84 billion | 21,986 |
| 2023 | 13,258,407,109.96 | 13.26 billion | 22,299 |
| 2022 | 12,086,272,605.92 | 12.09 billion | 21,907 |
| 2021 | 11,493,946,195.77 | 11.49 billion | 21,144 |
| 2020 | 11,184,939,994.29 | 11.18 billion | 21,081 |
| 2019 | 9,740,155,959.83 | 9.74 billion | 20,808 |
| 2018 | 9,627,849,628.55 | 9.63 billion | 21,608 |
| 2017 | 8,628,372,246.96 | 8.63 billion | 22,958 |
| 2016 | 8,352,762,683.91 | 8.35 billion | 21,964 |
Insight
PSC R408 obligated dollars totaled $105.59 billion across 215,467 awards over the last 10 years, with an average award value of about $490,043. Annual obligations were relatively steady from 2016 through 2024, ranging from $8.35 billion to $13.84 billion, before declining to $7.38 billion in 2025. Award counts remained clustered near 20,000–23,000 per year, indicating broad distribution of activity rather than concentration in a small number of awards.
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