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FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMFOREWARDPublic Law 93-400 requires that the Office of Management and Budget(OMB),Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP), “ establish asystem for collecting, developing, and disseminating the procurement datawhich takes into account the needs of the Congress, the executive branch,and the public sector. Under the guidance of OFPP, design of the FederalProcurement Data System (FPDS) was completed in early 1978 and datacollection began October 1, 1978. The Federal Procurement Data Center(FPDC) was established to operate the system. The Center provides acentral point to respond to the requirements of the legislative, executive,and judicial branches of the Government as well as the private sector.The Federal Procurement Data Center produces reports which examinevarious aspects and impacts of the Federal acquisition process. The datacan be used for geographical analysis, market analysis, and analysis ofthe impact of congressional and presidential initiatives in socio-economicareas such as small business. The data is also a reliable basis formeasuring and assessing the impact of Federal acquisition policy andmanagement improvement.Basic acquisition data will be published each fiscal year in the FederalProcurement Report. Special reports to meet specific data requirementscan be produced on demand. Data on each procurement action of fiscalyear 2001 is available on CD-ROM.This report was prepared in the Federal Procurement Data Center byGrafton Biglow, Chief of the Customer Liaison Branch. Computerprocessing operations were performed by Pathina Musgrove.Further information regarding the Federal Procurement DataSystem reports or capabilities can be obtained from the FederalProcurement Data Center, U.S. General Services Administration, 7th andD Streets, S.W., Room 5652, Washington, D.C. 20407 or by calling areacode (202) 401-1529. The FPDS website is located at www.fpdc.govAS OF 02/25/2002i

FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMFEDERAL PROCUREMENT HISTORY BY QUARTERActions Reported Individually on SF279Fiscal Year 2001 Through Fourth QuarterACTIONS (Thousands)25020015010050019921993199419951st Quarter19962nd Quarter199719983rd Quarter1999200020014th QuarterDOLLARS (Billions) 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 019921993199419951st QuarterAS OF 02/25/200219962nd Quarterii199719983rd Quarter19994th Quarter20002001

FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMHIGHLIGHTSThe FPDS Federal Procurement Report is published annually, andcontains “snapshot” statistics on the procurement activities of over 60agencies. The figures in this report are only as accurate, timely andcomplete as the data provided by the reporting agencies to the FPDC.All dollars are in thousands except for the dollars in the Credit Card reportand the per capita procurement displayed at the top of each StateSnapshot. Due to rounding, dollars on the charts may not equal theTOTAL DOLLAR figure, and percentages may not total 100 percent.The FPDS Federal Procurement Report is current as of the date ofissuance and all order reports are obsolete, therefore, the FPDC will notmaintain prior issuances for either distribution or for reference.The “Federal Labor Relations Authority” did not report in fiscal year 2001and is not displayed in this report. The FPDS Reporting Manual states thatagencies shall not report actions using predominantly non-appropriatedfunds. The “Tennessee Valley Authority” operates with predominantly nonappropriated funds and has decided to stop reporting into the FPDS.The Report on Annual Procurement Preference Goaling Achievementscontains fiscal year 2001 dollars that were processed in April of 2002.The figures in the “Goaling” report may not match the figures in theagency snapshot reports due to various exclusions.In addition to this report, the Federal Procurement Data Center producesthe Competitor’s Edge which is a free booklet describing the products andservices that are available from the Center. To obtain the Competitor’sEdge, call the FPDC at (202) 401-1529 or write:Federal Procurement Data Center7th and D Streets, S.W., Room 5652Washington, D.C. 20407FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, SEE THE FPDS WEBSITE ATwww.fpdc.govAS OF 02/25/2002iii

FEDERALPROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMTABLE OF CONTENTSFOREWARD. iHIGHLIGHTS. iiiSMALL BUSINESS OWNERSHIP REPORT .viREPORT ON ANNUAL PROCUREMENT PREFERENCE GOALING ACHIEVEMENTS . viiiSECTION 1 – TOTAL FEDERAL VIEW. 1A. Federal Contract Actions & Dollars . 2B. SF 279/SF 281 Comparisons. 4C. Contract Dollars by Executive Departments & Agencies . 5D. Procurements Performed Outside US by Continent . 6E. Federal Procurement by R&D. 7F. Federal Procurement by Other Services & Construction . 7G. Federal Procurement by Supplies & Equipment. 8H. Federal Procurement by SIC . 10I.SF 281/Government Purchase Card Comparison . 12J. Government Purchase Card Statistics . 13K. Federal Procurement Top 100 Contractors. 14L. Federal Procurement Top 10 Contractors by PSC. 16SECTION II – GEOGRAPHIC VIEWS. 19A. Federal Procurement by State Summary . 20B. Federal Procurement by Top States for Last 5 Years . 21C. STATE SNAPSHOTS:1. Alabama . 222. Alaska . 233. Arizona . 244. Arkansas . 255. California . 266. Colorado. 277. Connecticut . 288. Delaware . 299. District of Columbia. 3010. Florida . 3111. Georgia. 3212. Hawaii . 3313. Idaho . 3414. Illinois . 3515. Indiana . 3616. Iowa. 3717. Kansas . 3818. Kentucky. 3919. Louisiana . 4020. Maine . 4121. Maryland. 4222. Massachusetts. 4323. Michigan . 4424. Minnesota. 4525. Missouri . 4626. Mississippi . 4727. Montana . 4828. Nebraska . 4929. Nevada . 5030. New Hampshire . 5131. New Jersey. 5232. New Mexico . 5333. New York. 5434. North Carolina . 5535. North Dakota . 5636. Ohio. 5737. Oklahoma . 5838. Oregon . 5939. Pennsylvania . 6040. Rhode Island . 6141. South Carolina. 6242. South Dakota. 6343. Tennessee. 6444. Texas . 6545. Utah. 6646. Vermont. 6747. Virginia . 68AS OF 02/25/2002

FEDERALPROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMTABLE OF CONTENTS48. Washington . 6949. West Virginia . 7050. Wisconsin . 7151. Wyoming . 72SECTION III – AGENCY VIEWS. 73A. Total Federal Snapshot Report. 74B. Agency Snapshot Reports1. Executive Office of the President . 762. Department of Agriculture . 783. Department of Commerce. 804. Department of Defense. 825. Department of Education . 846. Department of Energy. 867. Department of Health and Human Services . 888. Department of Housing and Urban Development . 909. Department of Interior. 9210. Department of Justice. 9411. Department of Labor. 9612. Department of State. 9813. Department of Transportation . 10014. Department of the Treasury . 10215. Department of Veterans Affairs. 10416. Agency for International Development . 10617. American Battle Monuments Commission. 10818. Broadcasting Board of Governors . 11019. Commission on Civil Rights .11220. Commodity Futures Trading Commission .11421. Consumer Product Safety Commission. 11622. Corporation for National and Community Service. 11823. Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board . 12024. Environmental Protection Agency . 12225. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission . 12426. Federal Communications Commission. 12627. Federal Election Commission . 12828. Federal Emergency Management Agency . 13029. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. 13230. Federal Maritime Administration . 13431. Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service . 13632. Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission. 13833. Federal Trade Commission. 14034. General Services Administration. 14235. International Trade Commission . 14436. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. 14637. Merit Systems Protection Board. 14838. National Aeronautics and Space Agency . 15039. National Archives and Records Administration. 15240. National Endowment for the Arts . 15441. National Endowment for the Humanities . 15642. National Gallery of Arts. 15843. National Labor Relations Board . 16044. National Mediation Board. 16245. National Science Foundation . 16446. National Transportation Safety Board . 16647. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. 16848. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. 17049. Office of Personnel Management. 17250. Peace Corps. 17451. Railroad Retirement Board . 17652. Securities and Exchange Commission. 17853. Selective Service System . 18054. Small Business Administration. 18255. Smithsonian Institution. 18456. Social Security Administration. 18657. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. 18858. United States Soldiers and Airmens Home . 19059. United States Trade and Development Agency. 192AS OF 02/25/2002

FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMSMALL BUSINESS OWNERSHIP REPORTNumber of New Businesses by Ethnic GroupActions Reported Individually on SF279 - Fiscal Year 2001 Through Fourth QuarterWomen-OwnedSmallBusiness FirmsTOTAL DEFENSEWomen-OwnedSmallDisadvantagedBusiness FirmsOther SmallDisadvantagedBusiness Firms2,2136142,005Asian-Indian American2121183Asian-Pacific American7373260106106323Hispanic American7272338Native American4242314Other SDB88881111941944201,6171856Black AmericanNo RepresentationOtherAS OF 02/25/2001vi

FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEMSMALL BUSINESS OWNERSHIP REPORTNumber of New Businesses by Type of ContractorActions Reported Individually on SF279 - Fiscal Year 2001 Through Fourth QuarterWomen-OwnedSmallBusiness FirmsTOTAL FEDERALEXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTDEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREDEPARTMENT OF COMMERCEDEPARTMENT OF DEFENSEDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONDEPARTMENT OF ENERGYDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESDEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENTWomen-OwnedSmallDisadvantagedBusiness FirmsOther SmallDisadvantagedBusiness 508552167134461658522DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR41578299DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE1021666371123DEPARTMENT OF LABORDEPARTMENT OF STATE24572DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION11335128DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY1591786DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS30581165AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT2255BROADCASTING BOARD OF GOVERNORS413COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION101CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION711521325FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION003FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY333FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION30026952348ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYGENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION47157NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION101NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD602NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION511NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION955OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT8111PEACE CORPS412RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD003SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION002SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM002SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION7412SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION1109SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION22213UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM003UNITED STATES SOLDIERS AND AIRMENS HOME200UNITED STATES TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY001AS OF 02/25/2001vii