ArmyUnited States Army
Part of Department of Defense (DoD)
Annual Spend
$180B+ annually
CMMC Level
Level 2
Key Offices
ACC, PEO Soldier, PEO Aviation
Overview
The U.S. Army is the largest military branch by procurement volume, spending over $180 billion annually on contracts ranging from combat vehicles and aviation systems to IT modernization and base operations support. Army contracting is managed through the Army Contracting Command (ACC) and numerous Program Executive Offices.
Top NAICS Codes
Common Contract Types
Key Procurement Offices
Component Agencies
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find contracts with Army?
Search SAM.gov for active United States Army solicitations. Monitor the Army procurement forecast published annually. Register in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and set up saved searches for relevant NAICS codes.
Does Army require CMMC?
Yes, United States Army requires CMMC certification for contracts involving CUI. Most contracts require Level 2. Contractors should begin the certification process well in advance of bidding.
What are the top NAICS codes for Army contracts?
The most commonly used NAICS codes for United States Army contracts include 541330, 541511, 336411, 334511, 541715. These codes cover the primary contracting areas for Army. Check SAM.gov for specific opportunities under each code.
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