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Businesses in Ohio won $15.8B in federal contracts in FY2025

What the federal government bought from companies located in Ohio in FY2025, who bought it and how much of it was reserved for small business. Then what GovSmith does with those facts for you.

Who is buying in Ohio

The five agencies that obligated the most to companies in Ohio in FY2025. The top one alone put $7.6B into the state.

What they buy in Ohio

The NAICS codes with the most federal contract dollars to Ohio companies. Each code has its own page with the buyers under it nationwide.

The set-aside landscape

$1,032,476,149 of the federal contract dollars to Ohio companies in FY2025, 6.5% 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. That is money a large company could not touch.

The state’s own buying

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, home of Air Force acquisition and research, plus the DFAS center in Columbus and NASA Glenn drive the federal dollars; the Department of Administrative Services, ODOT, Medicaid and Ohio State drive the state's.

The state, its cities, counties, school districts and universities buy on top of the federal figures above. GovSmith is bringing the state portals into its Search state by state, and your vCM watches the one that matters to you by hand until then.

What GovSmith does with this

GovSmith finds the Ohio openings for you

Your vCM starts from the buyers above: the installations, offices and programs in Ohio that spend on what you sell, the primes that staff their big contracts, and the set-asides you qualify for. GovSmith's Search reads the notices every night and GovSmith AI matches them to your profile. You see the shortlist, not the flood.