Federal Contractor

LINQUEST CORPORATION Federal Contract Obligations (Last 10 Years)

LINQUEST CORPORATION (CAGE 3MZU6, UEI HQBRRJBLDQ37) has received $2.29 billion across 2,059 federal award actions in the last 10 years.

LINQUEST CORPORATION’s federal procurement profile is concentrated in defense and civilian acquisition activity, led by the Department of the Air Force and the Federal Acquisition Service. The vendor’s largest obligations are in research and development for the physical, engineering, and life sciences, along with engineering and scientific consulting services.

Generated at 03/21/2026

Analysis period: Last 10 years

Totals reflect the last 10 years of readable FPDS obligations and may include multiple award actions across agencies, NAICS codes, and fiscal years.

CAGE Code
3MZU6
UEI
HQBRRJBLDQ37
Total Obligated
2.29 billion
2,292,523,994.24
Award Actions
2,059
Average Action Value
1,113,416.21

About LINQUEST CORPORATION federal contract activity

LINQUEST CORPORATION (CAGE 3MZU6, UEI HQBRRJBLDQ37) received 2.29 billion in obligated federal awards across 2,059 actions over the last 10 years, for an average award value of 1.11 million. The profile indicates a sustained mid- to large-scale contracting footprint rather than a single concentrated award base.

Agency mix and customer concentration

The Department of the Air Force is the dominant customer, accounting for 1.81 billion across 1,453 awards, or the clear majority of LINQUEST CORPORATION's obligated dollars. The Federal Acquisition Service is the second-largest agency at 426.96 million across 403 awards, while the Department of the Navy, Department of the Army, and DISA represent smaller but recurring demand.

Industry profile based on NAICS activity

Award activity is concentrated in science and engineering-related work. NAICS 541715 and 541712 together account for the majority of obligated dollars, with additional volume in 541330, 541990, and 541690, indicating a mix of research, engineering, and technical consulting services.

Annual contract trend over the analysis window

Recent annual obligations have remained elevated, with 370.49 million in 2025, 347.43 million in 2024, 303.30 million in 2023, 183.46 million in 2022, and 212.35 million in 2021. The pattern shows a sharp increase beginning in 2023, followed by continued high-volume activity in 2024 and 2025.

How to interpret this page

This summary is based on FPDS award records for the last 10 years and uses obligated dollars as reported in the dataset. Agency and NAICS groupings reflect summed obligations and award counts within the analysis window; annual values represent obligations recorded by fiscal year.

Top Agencies

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LIMIT 10
Agency ID Agency Name Total Obligated Readable Award Actions
5700 DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE 1,810,815,514.21 1.81 billion 1,453
4732 FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE 426,964,482.59 426.96 million 403
1700 DEPT OF THE NAVY 32,293,583.08 32.29 million 66
2100 DEPT OF THE ARMY 15,378,508.64 15.38 million 90
97AK DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AGENCY (DISA) 3,899,170.91 3.90 million 6
8000 NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION 2,468,163.00 2.47 million 10
97AE DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (DARPA) 2,429,397.00 2.43 million 7
1330 NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION 250.00 250.00 1
9763 DEFENSE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT AGENCY (DCMA) -1,725,075.19 -1.73 million 23

Insight

Over the last 10 years, LINQUEST CORPORATION’s obligations are highly concentrated at the DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE, which accounts for $1.81 billion across 1,453 awards, or the clear majority of the vendor’s $2.29 billion in total obligated value. The FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE is a distant second at $426.96 million across 403 awards, indicating a secondary but still substantial customer relationship. Remaining agencies each contribute relatively small amounts, with the DEPT OF THE NAVY, DEPT OF THE ARMY, DISA, NASA, and DARPA all below $33 million individually. DCMA shows a net negative obligation of $1.73 million, which partially offsets total value but does not materially change the overall concentration pattern.

Top NAICS

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ORDER BY total_obligated DESC
LIMIT 10
NAICS Code Description Total Obligated Readable Award Actions
541715 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY) 1,162,871,793.00 1.16 billion 809
541712 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY) 609,041,031.04 609.04 million 762
541330 ENGINEERING SERVICES 280,395,397.47 280.40 million 308
541990 ALL OTHER PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND TECHNICAL SERVICES 146,089,362.75 146.09 million 104
541690 OTHER SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES 76,992,458.10 76.99 million 38
811310 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT AUTOMOTIVE AND ELECTRONIC) REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE 9,625,178.39 9.63 million 9
541512 COMPUTER SYSTEMS DESIGN SERVICES 3,899,170.91 3.90 million 8
541611 ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES 2,028,256.94 2.03 million 7
541519 OTHER COMPUTER RELATED SERVICES 1,579,345.64 1.58 million 8
336419 OTHER GUIDED MISSILE AND SPACE VEHICLE PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING 1,000.00 1.00 thousand 1

Insight

LINQUEST CORPORATION’s obligations over the last 10 years are highly concentrated in R&D-related work under NAICS 541715 and 541712, which together account for about 1.77 billion of 2.29 billion in total obligations across 1,571 awards. Engineering services (541330) is the next largest area at 280.40 million across 308 awards, while all remaining NAICS codes are materially smaller and collectively represent a limited share of spend. The award mix indicates a narrow technical-services profile dominated by physical, engineering, and life sciences research and development, with smaller recurring activity in professional, scientific, and consulting services.

Annual Trend

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ORDER BY year DESC
Year Total Obligated Readable Award Actions
2025 370,486,444.88 370.49 million 247
2024 347,427,060.52 347.43 million 266
2023 303,301,845.25 303.30 million 239
2022 183,459,930.74 183.46 million 193
2021 212,349,547.04 212.35 million 178
2020 233,176,341.99 233.18 million 263
2019 216,584,594.65 216.58 million 256
2018 223,464,235.62 223.46 million 223
2017 149,224,082.08 149.22 million 178
2016 53,049,911.47 53.05 million 16

Insight

LINQUEST CORPORATION recorded 2.29 billion in obligations across 2,059 awards over the last 10 years, with an average award value of about 1.11 million. Annual obligations were concentrated in the most recent three years, rising from 183.46 million in 2022 to 303.30 million in 2023 and 347.43 million in 2024, and reaching 370.49 million in 2025. Earlier years were materially lower, with the low point in 2016 at 53.05 million and generally moderate levels through 2017–2021, indicating a sustained upward shift in recent funding volume.

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