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Contract opportunities of Federal Maritime Commission

Federal Maritime Commission posted 1 contract opportunity notice on SAM.gov in the 7 days to October 26, 2026 (0 solicitations, 0 award notices stating $0); 2 notices are active.

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How many federal contract opportunities does Federal Maritime Commission post each week, and which are the largest awards?
Federal Maritime Commission posted 1 contract opportunity notice on SAM.gov in the 7 days to October 26, 2026 (0 solicitations, 0 award notices stating $0); 2 notices are active.
How many federal contract opportunities did Federal Maritime Commission post in the week to October 26, 2026?
Federal Maritime Commission posted 1 contract opportunity notice on SAM.gov in the 7 days to October 26, 2026, including 0 solicitations and 0 pre-solicitation or sources-sought notices; 2 notices in 28 days (SAM.gov Contract Opportunities, posting date).
Which component of Federal Maritime Commission posted the most contract opportunities, October 20–October 26, 2026?
Federal Maritime Commission posted the most within Federal Maritime Commission: 1 notice, 100.0 percent of the agency's 1 notices in the 7 days to October 26, 2026 (SAM.gov).
Which NAICS code appeared most in Federal Maritime Commission's new federal notices this week?
NAICS 5171 appeared most: 1 notice of the 1 Federal Maritime Commission posted in the 7 days to October 26, 2026 (SAM.gov).

How many contract opportunities did Federal Maritime Commission post and award, October 20–October 26, 2026?

MeasureValue
Notices posted, 7 days1
Notices posted, 28 days2
Solicitations, 7 days0
Pre-solicitations and sources sought, 7 days0
Award notices, 7 days0
Amount stated in award notices, 7 days$0
Award notices, 28 days0
Amount stated in award notices, 28 days$0
Active notices in the extract2
Active notices closing within 14 days0

Which components of Federal Maritime Commission posted the most notices, October 20–October 26, 2026?

Component (sub-tier)Notices (7 days)Share
FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION1100.0%

Which types of notices did Federal Maritime Commission post, October 20–October 26, 2026?

Notice typeNotices (7 days)Share
Justification — justification for other than full and open competition1100.0%

Which set-asides did Federal Maritime Commission use, October 20–October 26, 2026?

Set-asideNotices (7 days)Share
Not stated1100.0%

Which NAICS codes appeared most in Federal Maritime Commission's notices, October 20–October 26, 2026?

NAICS codeNotices (7 days)Share
51711100.0%

Which were the largest award notices of Federal Maritime Commission in the 28 days to October 26, 2026?

No award notices in the last 28 days.

SAM.gov Contract Opportunities, public daily extract of active notices. Notices are counted by their posting date; the 7-day window ends on the extract date. Award amounts are the figures stated in award notices (often contract ceilings, not obligations; USAspending records the money actually committed). Place of performance is stated on only part of the notices; state figures cover those. No contact persons are stored; individuals among awardees are described by industry and place instead of name. Source record.

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