PrimeRFP SCOUT · Industry Intelligence
Logistics & Supply Chain Federal Contracts
Under PSC V-series — Transportation, Travel & Relocation Services, federal obligations totaled $10.5B across 8,415 contracts in the trailing 12 months (2025-04-29 → 2026-03-04), with an average award of $1.2M.
This page uses a PSC-led market view as the headline and a NAICS-based companion view for firm-classification analysis — see below.
$10.5B
12-Mo Obligations (Headline)
8,415
Contracts (12-Mo)
$1.2M
Avg Award Size
$13.4B
NAICS Companion (NAICS 48)
How this market is scoped
Headline view — Market
PSC V-series — Transportation, Travel & Relocation Services
Product Service Code — the federal taxonomy for what the government bought. The authoritative market-sizing lens.
Obligated: $10.5B · 8,415 contracts
Companion view — Firm classification
NAICS 48 — Transportation sector firms
NAICS describes a seller's industry classification — not what was bought. Use this view for firm-set analysis, not market sizing.
Obligated: $13.4B · 16,562 contracts
NAICS 48 captures awards to firms classified under the Transportation sector (trucking, air, water, pipeline, and transportation support services). The NAICS 48 and PSC V views overlap significantly but include different edges — NAICS 48 captures aircraft maintenance (J015) and similar work performed by transportation-classified firms even when the PSC is not V-series, while PSC V captures transportation services delivered by firms of any NAICS.
Scope note: OMB Category Management has a 'Transportation & Logistics Services' category, but the SCOUT category string is not currently resolved against the SCOUT category dimension. This page uses PSC V-series as the cleanest equivalent scope — PSC V is the authoritative federal taxonomy for transportation services and is what OMB's Transportation & Logistics category is built on.
Data filters — reconstructible in USASpending
Every figure on this page is derived from the following filter set, applied to federal award data. Because SCOUT is a USASpending-derived extract, any number here can be reconstructed in USASpending Advanced Search using the scope label above plus these filters.
- Scope
- PSC V-series — Transportation, Travel & Relocation Services
- Time window
- Trailing 12 months (2025-04-29 → 2026-03-04)
- Min award
- ≥ $100,000 per transaction
- Transaction type
- Obligations only (federal_action_obligation). IDIQ/IDV base vehicles excluded.
- Year type
- calendar
- Data source
- PrimeRFP SCOUT (USASpending-derived extract)
- Since date
- 2025-04-28
- Last refreshed
- 2026-04-22
Top Agencies in Logistics & Supply Chain
| Rank | Agency | Obligations |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Department of Defense | $6.6B |
| #2 | Department of Homeland Security | $1.5B |
| #3 | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $897.3M |
| #4 | Department of Veterans Affairs | $657.2M |
| #5 | Department of the Interior | $213.7M |
12-month aggregate · Scope: PSC · V-series · PrimeRFP SCOUT
Top Logistics & Supply Chain Contractors
| Rank | Contractor | Awards | Total Obligation |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Space Exploration Technologies Corp. | 84 | $1.9B |
| #2 | CSI Aviation Services, Inc. | 18 | $1.2B |
| #3 | United Launch Services, LLC | 58 | $514.0M |
| #4 | Atlas Air, Inc. | 411 | $460.0M |
| #5 | Federal Express Corporation | 188 | $445.4M |
12-month aggregate, top 5 shown · Scope: PSC · V-series · PrimeRFP SCOUT
Emerging Competitors (Rank 6–10)
| Rank | Contractor | Awards | Total Obligation |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc. | 13 | $429.7M |
| #7 | Salus Worldwide Solutions Corp. | 21 | $373.0M |
| #8 | Crowley Government Services, Inc. | 43 | $271.9M |
| #9 | Omni Air International, LLC | 244 | $252.3M |
| #10 | International Auto Logistics, LLC | 10 | $180.1M |
Market Intelligence — Logistics & Supply Chain
$10.46B obligated across 8,415 contracts in the trailing 12 months under PSC V-series. DoD leads at $6.63B (63% of PSC V scope), followed by DHS at $1.49B and NASA at $897M.
SpaceX ($1.87B) and ULA ($514M) together hold ~$2.4B in launch services (PSC V126 — Space Transportation Services). This is the largest single obligation pocket in the V-series and is driving growth in the category overall.
Airlift is the second major pocket — Atlas Air ($460M), FedEx ($445M), Omni Air ($252M), and Crowley ($272M) reflect a mix of passenger airlift, cargo, and sealift under long-duration DoD and DHS vehicles.
The NAICS 48 companion view ($13.40B / 16,562 awards) is larger because it captures aircraft-maintenance work (PSC J015) and other services performed by transportation-classified firms that aren't in the V-series scope.
Frequently Asked Questions — Logistics & Supply Chain
How much federal transportation and logistics spending is there?
Under PSC V-series (Transportation, Travel & Relocation Services) — the federal taxonomy OMB's Transportation & Logistics Services category is built on — obligations reached $10.46B across 8,415 contracts in the trailing 12 months (2025-04-29 → 2026-03-04). DoD leads at $6.63B, followed by DHS at $1.49B. The NAICS 48 companion (firms classified in the Transportation sector) totals $13.40B. Source: PrimeRFP SCOUT · obligations only · ≥$100K · calendar-year basis.
Why doesn't this page show the OMB Transportation & Logistics Category?
The OMB Category string for Transportation & Logistics Services is not currently resolved against SCOUT's category dimension (Scout returns a filter_warnings flag when queried with that exact string). We use PSC V-series as the direct PSC-based equivalent — the same underlying taxonomy the OMB Category Management program uses to define the category. This is transparent and reconstructible in USASpending; we will migrate to the OMB Category string once SCOUT's category dimension supports it.
What are the largest logistics contracts?
Top obligated awardees are SpaceX ($1.87B — launch services), CSI Aviation ($1.16B), ULA ($514M — launch services), Atlas Air ($460M — airlift), FedEx ($445M — cargo), and General Dynamics Mission Systems ($430M). Launch services (PSC V126) drive the top of the table; airlift and mail / package services follow.
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