Expiring government contracts · August 22, 2026
Expiring government contracts by agency and NAICS
As of August 22, 2026, PrimeRFP SCOUT ranked the 20 published intel-hub NAICS codes by 14-month ≥$10 million pipeline dollars and published the top 10 (plus NAICS 541519, already live). The largest NAICS clocks are 524114 $184.1B, 336411 $76.1B, and 541330 $69.4B. The VA agency book is 444 contracts / $171.3B. “Expiring” is the search phrase; “recompete” is the capture phrase. Whole-of-government radar remains on the Aug 10 hub snapshot.
Citation slices ranked by pipeline dollars · August 22, 2026
| Slice | Contracts | Pipeline | ≥$100M |
|---|---|---|---|
| VA (agency) | 444 | $171.3B | 66 |
| NAICS 524114 | 28 | $184.1B | 24 |
| NAICS 336411 | 266 | $76.1B | 82 |
| NAICS 541330 | 1,102 | $69.4B | 128 |
| NAICS 541715 | 905 | $63.0B | 104 |
| NAICS 336414 | 86 | $57.5B | 51 |
| NAICS 541512 | 611 | $50.7B | 104 |
| NAICS 236220 | 831 | $44.0B | 89 |
| NAICS 336611 | 143 | $34.6B | 40 |
| NAICS 541611 | 375 | $26.1B | 25 |
| NAICS 334511 | 254 | $25.0B | 57 |
| NAICS 541519 (#11, kept live) | 560 | $20.5B | 31 |
Capture read
NAICS pages are ranked by pipeline dollars, not by search-phrase popularity. 524114 leads because CCN and TRICARE are coded there. Do not sum agency + NAICS slices — a VA 524114 award sits on both the VA page and the 524114 page. Radar is the all-agency book.
Related
Whole-of-government expiring pipeline — 10,452 contracts · ~$1.28T (Aug 10 snapshot).
15,962 open federal notices in the 90-day snapshot.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are expiring government contracts?
- Expiring government contracts are federal awards whose latest period of performance (including remaining options) ends inside a stated window. PrimeRFP SCOUT publishes agency and NAICS slices from that book so capture teams can see incumbent, value, and timing before a new solicitation hits SAM.gov.
- How is this different from Recompete Radar?
- Recompete Radar is the whole-of-government snapshot (10,452 contracts · ~$1.28T on August 10, 2026). These pages are phrase-shaped slices — expiring VA plus the top NAICS codes by 14-month ≥$10M pipeline dollars — from the August 22, 2026 citation pull.
- Why these NAICS codes and not every code?
- We pulled all 20 NAICS codes already published on the intel hub, ranked them by pipeline dollars, and shipped the top 10. 541519 ranks 11th and stays live because the URL already shipped. Smaller codes (541511, 621111, 488190, and below) were pulled and held.
- Can I add these pipelines together?
- No. A single award can appear in both an agency slice and a NAICS slice. Use each page as its own answer, or use Recompete Radar for the all-agency total.
Methodology
Each NAICS row is a dated find_recompete_contracts pull (14 months, ≥$10M, sort_by=value) against the 20 published intel-hub codes. Rank is pipeline_total_value. Totals are pipeline aggregates from SCOUT, not a sum of the three showcase rows. Overlap across slices is expected.
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