Department DOI

Department of the Interior

80Federal Register docs
≈$129.7MContracts awarded
3Awards

The Department of the Interior (DOI) oversees the federal government's vast public lands and natural resources, national parks, and Native American affairs. It includes the National Park Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and the Geological Survey.

It issues many rules on energy and mineral development permits and on environmental and wildlife protection. Covering land, resources, and tribal affairs at the core of U.S. land management, it is a frequent issuer in this site's Federal Register data.

What the data shows

  • We have collected 80 Federal Register documents (rules and notices) for this agency.
  • It awarded $129,710,203 in federal contracts (3 awards) in our collection; the top recipient is TUKNIK GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC ($128,321,783, ~99%).
  • Spending is concentrated in a single top recipient.

Federal Register (rules & notices)

By type: Notice 74Proposed Rule 4Rule 2

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Federal contracts (awarded · USAspending)

What this shows:In the collected data, the largest single recipient is TUKNIK GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC (about 99% of the total), across 2 recipients — showing how concentrated awards are at the top.

Amount Recipient Scope (original)
≈$106.7M TUKNIK GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC /Departmental Offices INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT), ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI), AND MACHINE LEARNING (ML) PROGR...
≈$21.6M TUKNIK GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC /Departmental Offices INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND MACHINE LEARNING PROGRAMMATIC SUPPORT...
≈$1.4M GREAT HILL SOLUTIONS, LLC /Departmental Offices GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MODELS INTEGRATION (GAIMI) AGILE REACTION TEST (ART) TA...

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Where the money goes (by company)

≈$25K

The main companies this agency funds and cumulative amounts, from this site's collected contract data. Click a company for details.

Federal contract awards over time (past 9 fiscal years)

Federal contract awards by Department of the Interior has risen about 53% from FY2017 to FY2025 (≈$4.26B to ≈$6.5B).

FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Fiscal yearAwarded
FY2025≈$6.5B
FY2024≈$8.12B
FY2023≈$7.64B
FY2022≈$6.52B
FY2021≈$5.08B
FY2020≈$4.51B
FY2019≈$3.93B
FY2018≈$4.34B
FY2017≈$4.26B

Total federal contracts (award types A–D) awarded by this agency per fiscal year (starting October). Source: USAspending. May be revised.

Timeline

Events tied to this entity, newest first, from the data this site tracks.

  1. 2026-06-12 Rule Notice ↗
  2. 2026-06-12 Rule Notice ↗
  3. 2026-06-12 Rule Notice ↗
  4. 2026-06-12 Rule Notice ↗
  5. 2026-06-12 Rule Notice ↗
  6. 2026-06-11 Rule Notice ↗
  7. 2026-06-11 Rule Notice ↗
  8. 2026-06-11 Rule Notice ↗
  9. 2026-06-11 Rule Notice ↗
  10. 2025-02-05 Award GREAT HILL SOLUTIONS, LLC ↗ ≈$1.4M
  11. 2020-12-23 Award TUKNIK GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC ↗ ≈$106.7M
  12. 2019-03-22 Award TUKNIK GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC ↗ ≈$21.6M

Based on real dates within this site's collected set (contracts = start date / filings = filing date / rules = publication date). Not exhaustive.

FAQ

What does the Department of the Interior oversee?
Federal public lands, natural resources, national parks, and Native American affairs, including the Park Service, BLM, and USGS.
How does it relate to this site's data?
It is a frequent issuer of rules on energy and mineral development permits and on conservation in our Federal Register data.
What is the core of its role?
Land, resources, and tribal affairs — the foundations of U.S. land management.

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