Who won April's biggest contracts?

Contract activity slowed down a bit in the fourth month of 2015, but April still saw several giant procurements come to market with ceilings in the billions of dollars.

Washington Technology covered 41 awards during April, compared to 58 in March. But not only did we see a drop from March to April, but April 2015’s number of contracts awarded paled in comparison to April 2014’s  69 awards.

This continues a trend that began in January with year-over-year comparisons not quite holding up.

January:

2014: 53 awards

2015: 38 awards

February:

2014: 43 awards

2015: 33 awards

March:

2014: 66 awards

2015: 58 awards

April:

2014: 69 awards

2015: 41 awards

However, some huge contracts were still awarded this month, however. To make the top 10 list in April, you had to have won a contract worth more than $157 million. 

Half of the Top 10 are multiple awards, as well.

The top contract awards for April kicks off at number 10:

10. SAIC, SupplyCore win almost $400M in contracts for maintenance support

SAIC won a $157.5 million contract to provide maintenance, repair and operations support for Zone 2.

9. HP Enterprise Services to implement Medicaid system under $190 million state contract

HP Enterprise Services has won a seven-year $190 million contract to implement its Medicaid information management system and continue as Medicaid fiscal agent for the State of Arkansas.

8. SAIC, SupplyCore win almost $400M in contracts for maintenance support

SupplyCore, a Rockford, Ill.-based small business specializing in integration support, has won a $225 million contract to provide maintenance, repair and operations in Zone 1 of the south-central region.

7. Harris wins $238M contract to design weather info dissemination system

Harris has won a $238 million contract to help the Federal Aviation Administration to design a system to distribute weather information.

6. BCF Solutions wins $486M contract to provide security to Air Force

BCF Solutions has won a $486 million contract to provide the Air Force with force protection site security systems.

5. Air Force adds 10 more companies to NetCents 2 contract

The Air Force has made another set of awards under its troubled $960 million NetCents 2 Applications Services contract.

4. Accenture win means it keeps $966M student loan contract

Accenture Federal Services has won a 10-year $966 million contract with the Education Department to continue operations and maintenance of the federal financial aid system.

3. Navy adds 464 companies to $5.3B SeaPort-e contract

The Navy has added 464 more contractors to its $5.3 billion SeaPort-e contract vehicle.

These 464 companies will join the other 2,420 companies in providing support to the Navy across 22 functional areas including IT support, research and development, systems engineering, modeling and simulation, software engineering, quality assurance, and other areas.

2. Air Force names 17 to $5.8B NetCents 2 NetOps contract

The Air Force has made another round of NetCents 2 awards, this time for its $5.8 billion NetCents network operations and infrastructure contract.

And No. 1: A $20 billion tie.

NIH has named 65 winners of its $20 billion CIO Commodities and Solutions contract, the follow-on to its Electronic Commodities Store III contract.

NASA taps 107 small businesses on SEWP V contract

NASA has named 107 small businesses winners of prime contracts under its $20 billion Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V contract.

NASA made a total of 120 awards in Groups B and C to 107 companies. Thirteen companies won in both groups.

Click here for a list of the winners.