Why are you looking at Applied Wayfinding?
Capability
Service linesOTHER MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES
Work mix: 100% prime · 0% sub · primary NAICS 541618 / PSC R410 SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: PROGRAM EVALUATION/REVIEW/DEVELOPMENT
Where they win
Sole agencyMostly sole-source · 100%
100% of Applied Wayfinding’s obligations are not openly competed — these contracts typically renew with the incumbent rather than going to recompete.
Agency buyer map
1 buyersRecompete exposure
NoneLargely sole-source — these contracts typically renew with Applied Wayfinding rather than being openly recompeted.
No incumbent recompetes detected in the next 24 months.
No incumbent recompetes detected in the next 24 months.
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Frequently asked questions
What federal contracts does Applied Wayfinding hold?
Applied Wayfinding (UEI K5M4JWYNTX23) shows $828K across 2 award actions in SCOUT’s public USASpending-backed profile, with National Gallery of Art (NGA) as the top buying agency. Totals cover federal prime awards ≥$100K in the rolling window.
Which agencies does Applied Wayfinding work with?
Applied Wayfinding’s firm-wide obligated mix is led by National Gallery of Art (NGA) (100%).
Data: Showing contracts ≥ $100K from federal procurement records (FPDS-NG, SAM.gov, and related repositories), normalized by PrimeRFP SCOUT. Each row keyed by Award ID (PIID); task orders appear as independent rows. Explore it live — $90 Pilot →