Office of Personnel Management (OPM): contract opportunities and spending
0 open opportunities from Office of Personnel Management on SAM.gov, refreshed nightly and sorted by response deadline, with its contract spending, top contractors and expiring contracts below.
0open solicitations
$36.5Mobligated in FY2026
51contracts ending within 18 months
Open solicitations
Office of Personnel Management has no open solicitations in FedSift right now. Closed notices stay published, and a closed contract is where a recompete starts.
How OPM spends
FY2021$295.3M
FY2022$354.6M
FY2023$281.3M
FY2024$248.0M
FY2025$200.9M
FY2026$36.5M
Contract obligations by federal fiscal year (October–September), from USASpending.gov award data. IDIQ ceilings are excluded. * The current year is partial, and USASpending lags 4–8 weeks.
Contracts and task orders from USASpending.gov (FPDS) whose period of performance ends within 18 months, valued at $25K or more, excluding IDIQ ceilings and government-owned, contractor-operated facility contracts. Co-terminous orders from the same vendor, agency, NAICS and PSC ending in the same month are grouped. The solicitation date is an estimate (about six months before the contract ends): FedSift does not know whether a follow-on has been posted, so check SAM.gov.
Contracting contacts at OPM
People SAM.gov lists on this buyer's notices in the last 24 months, by how many they appear on.
Michelle Yates — OPM DC CENTRAL OFFICE CONTRACTING (3 notices)
Matthew Manning — OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT (3 notices)
Who wins work at OPM?
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