Federal Contractor Profile

THE BOEING COMPANY

Official website: not listed in public sourcesCurrent as of September 3, 2026

Market position

Evidence-backed federal market footprint from public USAspending and SAM.gov records.

Top awarding agencies
Department of Homeland Security
Primary NAICS market
518210
Active award years (public records)
2006–2010

Where they are active

Companies active in similar markets

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At a glance

UEI
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Official website
Not listed in public sources
Primary NAICS
NAICS 518210

Federal Award Summary

Known federal awards
10
Federal award value represented in public records analyzed
—

Federal award value represented in the public award records analyzed. Totals are not revenue, backlog, or cash received. Review federal award history on USAspending.

Related federal terms

  • UEI — Unique Entity Identifier
  • SAM — System for Award Management
  • NAICS — North American Industry Classification System

How-to guides: How to get a UEI · How to register in SAM.gov

Current federal opportunities relevant to THE BOEING COMPANY

These open federal notices are matched using public NAICS, PSC, agency history, and market vertical signals. They are potentially relevant examples — not bid recommendations, confirmed pursuits, or claims that this contractor is the incumbent.

Open opportunity examples are matched from the public SAM.gov catalog using NAICS, PSC, agency history, and vertical alignment. Not a bid recommendation or incumbent claim.

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Relevant federal procurement forecasts

Upcoming federal demand related to this contractor's demonstrated market from public agency, NAICS, and PSC alignment. Inclusion does not indicate bid intent, incumbency, or an active pursuit.

Recent Awards

Award IDAgencyAmountStartEndNAICS
HSBP1010J00352Department of Homeland Security$49MMay 28, 2010June 30, 2011—
HSBP1209J25801Department of Homeland Security$23.1MMarch 31, 2009October 24, 2011—
HSBP1208J20165Department of Homeland Security$64MAugust 16, 2008December 2, 2010—
HSBP1208J21892Department of Homeland Security$176MJune 25, 2008March 17, 2011—
HSBP1208J20016Department of Homeland Security$199.2MApril 16, 2008April 21, 2017—
HSBP1208J19751Department of Homeland Security$311.1MJanuary 7, 2008June 15, 2010—
HSBP1208J19571Department of Homeland Security$12.4MDecember 7, 2007October 31, 2008—
HSBP1208J19363Department of Homeland Security$76.5MDecember 7, 2007June 24, 2010—
HSBP1207J17845Department of Homeland Security$98.9MAugust 1, 2007July 31, 2009—
HSBP1006J13313Department of Homeland Security$160.5MSeptember 21, 2006July 31, 2021—

HSBP1010J00352: EFFORT FOR THE DESIGN AND QUALIFICATION ACTIVITIES TO SUCCESSFULLY DEPLOY THE SBINET BLOCK 1 SYSTEM. WORK IS LIMITED TO BLOCK 1 ACTIVITIES ONLY AND THERE IS NO WORK IN THIS TASK ODER FOR DEPLOYMENTS BEYOND THE AJO-1 DEPLOYMENT.

HSBP1209J25801: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR NORTHERN BORDER PROJECT-BUFFALO, NY & DETROIT, MI

HSBP1208J20165: INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SUPPORT

HSBP1208J21892: ARIZONA DEPLOYMENT TASK ORDER FOR TUCSON-1 AND AJO-1

HSBP1208J20016: SYSTEMS TASK ORDER (STO) UNDER SECURE BORDER INITIATIVE, PROVIDING SYSTEM-LEVEL ENGINEERING AND PROGRAM EXECUTION SERVICES

Sources & methodology

Federal award, entity, vehicle, and relationship information is derived from public U.S. government sources including USAspending.gov, SAM.gov, and Grants.gov where applicable. CaptureIQ normalizes and summarizes these records for research and capture planning.

Last materially updated September 3, 2026

Research and capture tools

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