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Federal contract terminations by parent company

W.W. Grainger, Inc. ranks first with 3,443 awards terminated in FY2025, according to USAspending.

Grouped by the parent company each vendor reports, W.W. Grainger, Inc. had 3,443 awards terminated or canceled in FY2025, the most of any, according to USAspending's contract archive. 14 of these 100 parents had more than one reporting vendor with a terminated award. Across the government, 69,055 contract awards were terminated or canceled that year.

The 100 parent companies with the most contract awards terminated or canceled · FY2025

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The 100 parent companies with the most contract awards terminated or canceled, FY2025
RankNameAwards terminated
1W.W. Grainger, Inc.3,443
2Noble Supply & Logistics, LLC3,133
3Kipper Tool Company2,277
4ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC1,780
5MSC Industrial Direct Co., Inc.1,663
6LC Industries Inc1,143
7Kaufman Company, Inc.1,114
8KLH Capital L.P1,109
9Domestic Awardees (Undisclosed)934
10Premier & Companies, Inc.725
11DMS Pharmaceutical Group Inc722
12National Industries for the Blind636
13Government of the United States631
14Miscellaneous Foreign Awardees606
15Oshkosh Corp604
16Mono Machines LLC570
17Supplycore LLC570
18Access Products Inc563
19Verizon Maryland LLC547
20AT&T Inc500
21Connecticut Container Corp.470
22Giga, Inc.425
23F & M Micro Products Inc402
24Arvco Container Corporation374
25Lumen Technologies Government Solutions, Inc350
26Spartan Chemical Company, Inc.346
27Kampi Components Co Inc314
28Rockwell Collins Australia Pty Limited300
29Szy Holdings, LLC293
30Rite-Kem, Inc.290
31Central Power Systems & Services, LLC284
32Management & Engineering Technologies International Inc254
33The Boeing Company230
34Idsc Holdings LLC222
35Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc.201
36Immobilaire Inc.184
37Sands Business Equipment & Supplies, LLC179
38Cummins Inc176
39Pacific Star165
40Politico, LLC163
41AT&T Technical Services Company, Inc157
42Indiana Furniture Industries, Inc.151
43Pioneer Industries, LLC146
44Aar Government Services Inc.146
45Deloitte Consulting LLP144
46Vectrus, Inc.138
47Honeywell Safety Products USA, Inc.137
48Mba Office Supply, Inc.134
49Larkos Packing and Distribution Inc.133
50Fleet Vehicle Source Inc132
51V3GATE, LLC131
52Tynes Property Management LLC125
53Acorn Office Products LLC122
54Direct Line, Inc122
55JL Darling, LLC121
56Aviarms Support Corp121
57J.G.B. Enterprises, Inc.117
58Texstars LLC115
59A.m.s. Network, LLC113
60Burhani Enterprises Inc113
61Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed)111
62Martin Military Inc110
63Gartner, Inc.106
64LA Crosse Brush, Inc.105
65L'air Liquide Societe Anonyme Pour L'etude Et L'exploitation Des Procedes Georges Claude102
66TNL Sales LLC101
67Leidos Holdings, Inc.100
68Supplies Now Inc98
69Hoosier Industrial Supply, Inc98
70Howco Distributing Co.98
71Wrigglesworth Enterprises Inc98
72Blind and Vision Impaired, Virginia Department for the98
73Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind Inc96
74Gasboy Inc.96
75Basic Rubber and Plastics Co.94
76Nollat Engineering Services, Inc.93
77Norex Group, LLC91
78Document Imaging Dimensions Inc.90
79Comcast Government Services LLC90
80H C Merchandisers, Inc.89
81Wecsys LLC88
82AM General LLC88
83Kpaul Properties LLC88
84Jgils, LLC87
85RRDS Inc86
86Global Enterprise Systems LLC85
87Icf International, Inc.85
88Fisher Scientific Company L.L.C.84
89Minton Supply Co83
90Devlon Enterprises Inc80
91General Motors Company77
92FBC Enterprises LLC77
93Valley Industrial Products Inc77
94Addev VMS Inc76
95BRZ Investment & Consulting LLC76
96Chemonics International, Inc.74
97Penn Power Group LLC74
98Global Logistics Strategies Inc.74
99Tetra Tech, Inc.74
100S I T Corporation74

What this data cannot show

  • A termination records that a contract ended early and under which FPDS reason. It does not record why, and nothing here says whether a termination was justified.
  • The obligation on a termination is that modification’s net change to the contract, usually a de-obligation. It is not the contract’s value, and it is not a saving.
  • Code F, termination for convenience, covers partial as well as complete terminations, so a contract counted here may continue in part.
  • Awards are counted once each, however many termination actions they carry. A General Services Administration schedule order is an award, so a vendor that fills many small orders can lead by count while its obligations are small.
  • Before April 2022 contractors were identified by DUNS number rather than UEI, so one company can appear under two identifiers across that change.
  • This is the prime contractor named on the award. A parent company is the one each vendor reports; a vendor that reports none is its own parent.
  • USAspending reports contract actions as agencies submitted them to FPDS. It is not an audited financial statement.
  • The parent is the one each vendor reports to the government, not a corporate structure this page asserts. A vendor that reports no parent is ranked as its own.
  • The parent is recorded on each contract action, so one vendor’s awards can fall under more than one parent in a year, and a parent’s count can be smaller than the count of a vendor that names it.
  • This is the 100 parents with the most terminated awards, of 11,020 with at least one. The find above reaches the rest.

Sources

Compiled automatically from USAspending Award Data Archive — contracts by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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