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Industry · NAICS 611512

Flight Training contracts and bids

7 open bids right now and $976.1 million in federal contract obligations over the last 12 months. Who's buying, what's set aside, and what's due next.

7open bids right now
0%of open bids are set-asides
$976.1 millionfederal obligations, last 12 months
587federal contracts with activity, last 12 months
Defenselargest federal buyer

What the data says

None of the 7 open bids here are set aside right now: they're open competitions.

One buyer dominates the open bids: DEPT OF THE ARMY posted 43% of them.

Alabama has the most open bids by place of performance (2).

Over the last 12 months, federal agencies obligated $976.1 million on contracts in this industry. Department of Defense accounted for 92%.

Set-asides

No set-aside (open competition)100% · 7

Busiest buyers

DEPT OF THE ARMY43% · 3
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION29% · 2
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION14% · 1
DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE14% · 1

Places of performance

Alabama29% · 2
California14% · 1
Texas14% · 1
Arizona14% · 1

Who buys this federally

Contract obligations by awarding agency, 2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30.

Department of Defense$896.1 million · 92%
Department of Transportation$32.1 million · 3%
General Services Administration$28.1 million · 3%
Department of Homeland Security$13.4 million · 1%
Department of Justice$3.3 million · 0%

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Sources: open bids from SAM.gov Contract Opportunities (public domain), NYC City Record and Los Angeles RAMP, as indexed by Aeonis Bids right now. Federal contract obligations and award counts from USAspending.gov (public domain) for 2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30: obligations are transaction amounts in the period; counts are awards with activity in the period. NAICS titles: U.S. Census Bureau. Not affiliated with or endorsed by SAM.gov, GSA, USAspending.gov or any agency. Always confirm details in the official notice.

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