How much does the federal government spend on Transportation and logistical products and services?
$73.1B across 19 NAICS codes
- Ship Building and Repairing · $40.4B
- Other Support Activities for Air Transportation · $11.1B
- Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation · $6.4B
- Other Electronic Component Manufacturing · $3.7B
- Truck Trailer Manufacturing · $3.6B
- Couriers and Express Delivery Services · $2.1B
- Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing · $1.1B
- Motor Vehicle Body Manufacturing · $870.5M
- Heavy Duty Truck Manufacturing · $857.9M
- Boat Building · $813.7M
- Other Metal Container Manufacturing · $650.0M
- Special Needs Transportation · $586.5M
- Passenger Car Rental · $344.2M
- All Other Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation · $212.2M
- Passenger Car Leasing · $194.0M
- Truck, Utility Trailer, and RV (Recreational Vehicle) Rental and Leasing · $111.3M
- Limousine Service · $29.0M
- Local Messengers and Local Delivery · $17.4M
- Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Parts Manufacturing · $16.0M
How much does the federal government spend on Transportation and logistical products and services?
Federal agencies obligated $73.1B across 19 NAICS codes in the Transportation and logistical products and services category, per FPDS award records.
How many NAICS codes make up the Transportation and logistical products and services category?
19 NAICS codes with confirmed federal award activity are grouped under Transportation and logistical products and services.
What is the top-spending NAICS code in Transportation and logistical products and services?
Ship Building and Repairing (NAICS 336611) leads the category with $40.4B obligated.