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Department of Labor contracting by NAICS

The Department of Labor obligated $2.3B in net prime contract dollars in the 12 months ending Oct 5, 2026. The 14 NAICS markets below cover $1.9B of it.

Largest increases

NAICS markets with the largest dollar growth versus the preceding 12 months.

NAICS marketPrior 12 moLatest 12 moChange
611519 · Other Technical and Trade Schools$1.0B$1.2BUp $217.9M (21.7%)
541611 · Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services$47.7M$107.2MUp $59.4M (124.5%)
541519 · Other Computer Related Services$195.8M$223.3MUp $27.5M (14.0%)
236220 · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction$2.9M$27.7MUp $24.8M (847.4%)
541910 · Marketing Research and Public Opinion Polling$15.1M$35.5MUp $20.3M (134.5%)

Largest declines

NAICS markets with the largest dollar decline versus the preceding 12 months.

NAICS marketPrior 12 moLatest 12 moChange
541512 · Computer Systems Design Services$171.0M$147.8MDown $23.2M (13.5%)
611513 · Apprenticeship Training$19.0M$16.6MDown $2.5M (13.0%)
541211 · Offices of Certified Public Accountants$10.8M$9.3MDown $1.5M (14.0%)

All Labor NAICS markets

Ranked by net obligations in the latest 12 months.

Prime contracts (award types A–D) funded by the Department of Labor, from USAspending.gov. A market is listed when it had at least $5M in the latest 12 months, $1M in the preceding 12 months, and 10 awards with activity in each period.

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