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National Archives and Records Administration: $208M in contracts in FY2025

The Archives buys digitization and records-management services, the Electronic Records Archive and its successors, the operation of the federal records centers, and construction and facilities work for its buildings and the presidential libraries.

Its mission, in its own words

Our Mission is to provide public access to Federal Government records in our custody and control. Public access to government records strengthens democracy by allowing Americans to claim their rights of citizenship, hold their government accountable, and understand their history so they can participate more effectively in their government.

As recorded on USAspending.gov; 2 sub-agencies and bureaus buy under it. www.archives.gov

What NARA buys, by code

The NAICS codes with the most NARA contract dollars in FY2025: together $191M, 92.2% of everything it obligated. Each code links to its own page with the buyers under it across government.

The small-business share

$5,361,839 of NARA’s FY2025 contract dollars, 2.6% of the total, went out under a small-business set-aside: competitions and sole-source awards reserved for small firms, 8(a) participants, HUBZone, service-disabled veteran-owned and women-owned businesses. The dollars primes placed with small subcontractors sit on top of that and are not counted here.

Source: USAspending.gov, FY2025 set-aside obligations, read 2026-11-05.

The vehicles

  • Digitization IDIQs

    Scanning and metadata services for the holdings.

  • Electronic Records Archive contracts

    The systems that take in and preserve federal records.

  • Records center operations contracts

    The running of the federal records centers.

  • OASIS+ and NITAAC

    Professional services and IT.

What GovSmith does with this

How GovSmith wins at NARA for you

GovSmith tracks the digitization and records-center orders for document-services and IT clients and the facilities buys for trades firms, a small market with repeat, multi-year work.