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Source: Senate OPR LD-203 downloads (updated daily)
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Source: Senate OPR LD-1 and LD-2 downloads (updated daily)
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Obligated contract values: Max ($240,796.24 USD), Total ($18,056,144.10 USD)
Exercised Contract Values: Max ($240,796.24 USD), Total ($18,056,144.10 USD)
Potential contract values: Max ($240,796.24 USD), Total* ($18,056,162.10 USD)

* The total 'potential' contract value figure requires the most care -- and, ideally, manual analysis -- as there can be double-counting between the potential value of a parent award (e.g., an Indefinite Delivery Contract) and one of its subawards (e.g., a Delivery Order). But, due to disk space constraints, we cannot store all contract information and have only uploaded subaward linkages back to mid-2019. For this reason and others, for the sake of consistency we compute the sum of the potential contract values in the naive manner with the understanding that it is usually only a slight overestimate of a number which is, even when carefully computed, often a very loose upper bound on eventually exercised options values.

Source: FPDS ATOM Feed (updated daily around 2AM ET)
Cf. USASpending.gov

See the U.S. Government Accountability Office's report on "known data limitations"for critical analysis of the accuracy of FPDS-NG data, which is also upstream of USASpending.gov.

Upstream search truncated to 5000 filings; analyzed 5000 awards and displayed 250. While the data underlying every chart should be treated as an underestimate, this is likely to be particularly true now. Please email info@techinquiry.org if you would like instructions on how to increase the underlying caps.