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Department of Education contracts expiring

agencyvintage FY2021–FY2025 full archives · USAspending.gov, 2026-08-06recomputed Aug 15, 2026

Expiring in 12 mo185
Value at stake$973M
Expiring in 24 mo209
Value, 24 mo$1.06B

When they end

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Each bar is one month of expiries. The lighter bars sit beyond the 12-month window.

Matching contracts

Narrow byNAICSStateMin $Max $Max biddersNever competedSmall incumbentMin openness

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department-of-education has thousands of expiring contracts. Most are too large, too small, or in the wrong industry for any one company. See plans

201 contracts worth $1.23B match. Showing 201–201.

IncumbentNAICSWork inCurrent valueEndsOpenness
EQUIFAX INFORMATION SERVICES LLCCREDIT SERVICE REPORTING FOR BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS561450NC$6,000Oct 30, 20261 mo 1 offer

Showing 1 of 237 expiring contracts. Unlock filters, sorting, alerts and CSV export →

How to read this

A contract that drew a single offer last time is a wider door than its size suggests — we mark those. Small-business incumbents approaching a size threshold are the other pattern worth watching.

Derived from prime contract end dates in USAspending.gov. An end date is not a solicitation: agencies extend, consolidate, and occasionally let work lapse.