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Federal Contractor Profile

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Official website: not listed in public sourcesCurrent as of September 11, 2026

Market position

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

Top awarding agencies
Department of the Interior; Department of Defense; Department of Veterans Affairs
Recent award activity
Declining federal obligations
Award concentration
48% with top awarding agency
Active award years (public records)
2025–2026

Where they are active

Companies active in similar markets

Related contractors, opportunities, and forecasts from shared agency and NAICS activity — not confirmed competitive relationships.

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At a glance

UEI
V6AFQPN18437
Official website
Not listed in public sources
HQ location
Austin, TX · United States
Latest known federal award
Jun 2004
Primary awarding agency
Department of Veterans Affairs

Federal Award Summary

Known federal awards
1
Federal award value represented in public records analyzed
$920,000
Latest award
June 24, 2004
Top awarding agency
Department of Defense
Primary awarding agency (12 mo.)
Department of Veterans Affairs

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

Award Momentum

Federal obligations trend — rolling 12-month windows from public USAspending records.

Federal obligations (last 12 months)
$1.6M
Federal obligations (prior 12 months)
$5.5M
Change
-70.8%
Award momentum
Declining federal obligations
Recent awards
13
Active awards
21
Top agency concentration (12 mo.)
47.6%

Federal award activity is derived from public USAspending obligation and award records using rolling 12-month windows. Trends reflect reported federal activity and are not forecasts of future awards.

Award data source: USAspending.gov

Award Profile

Average award value
$433,384
Median award value
$41,100
Largest recent award
$4M · Oct 2024 · National Archives and Records Administration
Most recent award
$6,742 · Aug 2026 · Department of the Interior
Active awards
21

Award profile metrics are derived from public USAspending award records linked to this organization.

Award data source: USAspending.gov

Recompete watch

8 known awards approaching period end in the shared catalog. Expiration is factual; related forecasts or opportunities are linked only when deterministic evidence matches.

Awards approaching a documented period-of-performance end date. Related forecasts or opportunities are linked only when explicit references or strong deterministic signals match — expiration alone is not a confirmed recompete.

Related federal terms

  • UEI — Unique Entity Identifier
  • SAM — System for Award Management

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

Known Federal Relationships

  • 1 known prime award
  • 50 identified subaward relationships
  • Primary agencies: Department of Defense

Prime relationships

OrganizationRelationshipAgencyAward countRecent activity
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY APPLIED PHYSICS LABORATORY LLC, THEPrime contractor (subaward)National Aeronautics and Space Administration2Jul 2021
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC.Prime contractor (subaward)Department of Health and Human Services2Mar 2025

Subaward relationships

OrganizationRelationshipAgencyAward countRecent activity
LEIDOS, INC.SubcontractorDepartment of Energy10Jul 2024
INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION INCSubcontractorDepartment of Defense5May 2024
TRIAD NATIONAL SECURITY, LLCSubcontractorDepartment of Energy4Aug 2026
PHYSICAL SCIENCES INC.SubcontractorDepartment of Defense4Sep 2025
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYSubcontractorDepartment of Defense2Aug 2024
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTESubcontractorNational Science Foundation2Jul 2024
HONEYWELL FEDERAL MANUFACTURING & TECHNOLOGIES, LLCSubcontractorDepartment of Energy2Jan 2026
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTONSubcontractorDepartment of Defense1Jul 2024
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISSubcontractorDepartment of Transportation1Jun 2024
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITYSubcontractorDepartment of Transportation1May 2023

Known federal relationships are derived from public USAspending prime award and subaward records. They reflect reported federal activity and do not represent confirmed business partnerships.

Award data source: USAspending.gov

Current federal opportunities relevant to UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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.

Explore more in the Federal Opportunities directory.

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.

  • NPI

    Department of Health and Human Services

    • Federal procurement forecast lists this contractor as incumbent (public source)

Recent Awards

Award IDAgencyAmountStartEndNAICS
140G0326P0277Department of the Interior$6.7KAugust 27, 2026October 1, 2027—
140G0126F0190Department of the Interior$18.3KJune 17, 2026June 24, 2027—
80NSSC26P0689National Aeronautics and Space Administration$69.7KApril 1, 2026September 30, 2026—
140G0126F0073Department of the Interior$23.6KMarch 30, 2026March 29, 2027—
140M0126P0001Department of the Interior$35KMarch 10, 2026December 31, 2026—
140G0326P0037Department of the Interior$3.6KMarch 2, 2026August 29, 2027—
N3560A26FB110Department of Defense$288.7KFebruary 26, 2026April 27, 2026—
19AQMM26P0299Department of State$41KFebruary 1, 2026February 19, 2026—
140G0126F0031Department of the Interior$14.8KJanuary 21, 2026September 30, 2026—
N3560A26F0007Department of Defense$5.4KDecember 1, 2025December 8, 2025—
36C25726N0061Department of Veterans Affairs$769.1KOctober 15, 2025October 14, 2026—
N3560A25FB274Department of Defense$320KSeptember 30, 2025December 9, 2025—
140G0325P0200Department of the Interior$18.4KSeptember 19, 2025November 23, 2026—
140G0125F0244Department of the Interior$20KAugust 6, 2025August 18, 2029—
N3560A25FB144Department of Defense$10.5KJuly 9, 2025August 15, 2025—

140G0326P0277: UNIV OF TEXAS AUSTIN XCT SCANS

140G0126F0190: UT AUSTIN TASK ORDER #4-MASTERSON

80NSSC26P0689: GEODYNAMO RESEARCH SERVICE

140G0126F0073: UT AUSTIN TASK ORDER #3-MASTERSON

140M0126P0001: UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF AUSTIN GULF BASIN DEPOSITIONAL SYNTHESIS (GBDS) PROJECT PHASE 16 MEMBERSHIP

or review full public records on USAspending

Public Business Categories

  • Category Business
  • Educational Institution
  • Institution of Higher Education
  • Minority Owned Business
  • Nonprofit
  • Other Minority Owned Business
  • Other Than Small Business
  • Public Institution of Higher Education
  • Special Designations
  • Us Owned Business

Grant Program Activity

  • National Cybersecurity Preparedness Consortium · ALN 97.148

    Issuing agency: Department of Homeland Security - FEMA

    Related public grant opportunities: 1

    Public Grants.gov program activity from an agency also present in this contractor's federal award history. Does not indicate this organization received a grant.

  • Intercity Bus Security Grants · ALN 97.057

    Issuing agency: Department of Homeland Security - FEMA

    Related public grant opportunities: 1

    Public Grants.gov program activity from an agency also present in this contractor's federal award history. Does not indicate this organization received a grant.

  • Port Security Grant Program · ALN 97.056

    Issuing agency: Department of Homeland Security - FEMA

    Related public grant opportunities: 1

    Public Grants.gov program activity from an agency also present in this contractor's federal award history. Does not indicate this organization received a grant.

  • Intercity Passenger Rail Program · ALN 97.157

    Issuing agency: Department of Homeland Security - FEMA

    Related public grant opportunities: 1

    Public Grants.gov program activity from an agency also present in this contractor's federal award history. Does not indicate this organization received a grant.

  • Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program · ALN 97.150

    Issuing agency: Department of Homeland Security - FEMA

    Related public grant opportunities: 1

    Public Grants.gov program activity from an agency also present in this contractor's federal award history. Does not indicate this organization received a grant.

Grant program activity includes verified public SBIR/STTR awards where UEI matches this organization, and agency-aligned public Grants.gov program history where applicable. Agency-aligned entries do not indicate this organization received a grant.

Related Federal Contractors

Companies active in similar markets — not confirmed competitors or teaming relationships.

Ranked by evidence-backed market graph relationships (USAspending).

Sources & methodology

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Last materially updated September 11, 2026

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