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Government Other Warehousing and Storage Contracts

NAICS 493190 · Other Warehousing and Storage

Government other warehousing and storage contracts totaled $2.3B across 305,258 awards from FY2024 to FY2026. Obligations were down 6.3% in FY2026 vs FY2025, and the Department of Defense was the largest buyer, with $2B (89% of the total). Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC was the top contractor, receiving $539M (23% of the total).

Key figures

In FY2026, contract obligations were $744,422,797 across 84,131 awards with activity that year, a change of -6.3% from $794,177,812 in FY2025. From FY2024 to FY2026, obligations totaled $2,302,426,159 across 305,258 awards.

Obligated in FY2026
$744M
Awards in FY2026
84,131
Change vs FY2025
-6.3%
Total, FY2024 to FY2026
$2.3B

Note: FY2026 ended on Sep 30, 2026. The Department of Defense publishes contract data with a 90-day delay, so FY2026 totals may still rise as late reports arrive.

Other Warehousing and Storage contract spending by year

Federal other warehousing and storage contracts per fiscal year (October to September), under NAICS 493190. The table below lists the same numbers.

Other Warehousing and Storage (NAICS 493190): contract obligations and awards by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligatedAwardsChange
FY2026$744,422,79784,131-6.3%
FY2025$794,177,812103,907+4%
FY2024$763,825,550118,136n/a

About government other warehousing and storage contracts

Federal spending on other warehousing and storage contracts fell 3% from FY2024 ($764M) to FY2026 ($744M), peaking in FY2025. FY2026 closed recently, and Defense Department contracts are reported up to 90 days late, so its total may still rise.

Spending is fairly concentrated: the top 3 contractors account for 47% of the total. No single company dominates, which leaves room for new and small contractors.

The Department of Defense spends the most on other warehousing and storage contracts (89%), followed by the General Services Administration. The states with the most of this work are New Jersey, Virginia and Alaska.

NAICS 493190 (Other Warehousing and Storage) is part of the Transportation and Warehousing sector.

Top other warehousing and storage government contractors

Companies ranked by contract dollars under NAICS 493190 (Other Warehousing and Storage).

Top other warehousing and storage government contractors, FY2024 to FY2026
#ContractorObligatedShare
1Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC$539,255,29823.4%
2Dgci Corporation$397,716,48017.3%
3Crowley Energy Anchorage, LLC$141,508,1456.1%
4Qatex Limited$97,591,8944.2%
5Philippine Coastal Storage & Pipeline Corporation$91,773,7254.0%
6Transmontaigne Partners LLC$81,308,2323.5%
7Noble Supply & Logistics, LLC$68,223,4493.0%
8Motor Oil (Hellas) Corinth Refineries S.a.$58,022,2992.5%
9Supplycore LLC$55,544,5282.4%
10Magellan Terminals Holdings LP$54,832,9002.4%

Agencies buying other warehousing and storage services

Federal agencies ranked by contract dollars under NAICS 493190.

Agencies buying other warehousing and storage services, FY2024 to FY2026
#AgencyObligatedShare
1Department of Defense$2,039,815,96888.6%
2General Services Administration$176,849,7447.7%
3Department of Justice$53,337,4172.3%
4Department of State$22,292,9511.0%
5Department of Energy$19,616,5270.9%
6Environmental Protection Agency$3,366,2870.1%
7Department of Homeland Security$2,530,8080.1%
8Department of the Treasury$1,999,354<0.1%
9Department of Commerce$1,313,412<0.1%
10Department of Agriculture$1,305,457<0.1%

Where other warehousing and storage contract work is performed

States ranked by contract dollars, using the place of performance on each award.

Where other warehousing and storage contract work is performed, FY2024 to FY2026
#StateObligatedShare
1New Jersey$486,090,23821.1%
2Virginia$440,277,79519.1%
3Alaska$131,195,0185.7%
4Colorado$126,174,4475.5%
5Texas$113,696,5604.9%
6Oklahoma$84,525,8933.7%
7Georgia$81,349,3193.5%
8Illinois$55,091,9182.4%
9Maryland$47,603,7522.1%
10Hawaii$43,500,9841.9%

Recent other warehousing and storage contract awards

The latest other warehousing and storage contracts, newest first. Each award ID links to its record on USAspending.gov.

Most recent contract awards, Other Warehousing and Storage (NAICS 493190)
Start dateRecipientAgency and descriptionAmountRecord
Sep 30, 2026Miscellaneous Foreign AwardeesDepartment of StatePOTUS DUBLIN HMX HANGAR STORAGE$102,38919E13026P0518
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationGLOVES,DISPOSABLE$1,29747QSCC26F7DY0
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationSANITIZER,HAND$87447QSCC26F7DXZ
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationBROOM,UPRIGHT$51347QSCC26F7DXY
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationSKIN CLEANSER$89147QSCC26F7DXX
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationCLEANING SOLUTION,P$27247QSCC26F7DXW
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationBAG,PLASTIC$77547QSCC26F7DXV
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationPAPER,TOILET$2,22047QSCC26F7DXU
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationCOVER,DOCUMENT$28747QSCC26F7DX6
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationPAPER,COPYING,XEROG$1,01447QSCC26F7DWM
Sep 30, 2026Supplycore LLCGeneral Services AdministrationPALLET BASE,SHIPPIN$8,89847QSCC26F7DVS
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationTAPE,PRESSURE SENSI$047QSCC26F7DVR
Sep 30, 2026M-80 Systems, Inc.General Services AdministrationCHAIR,ROTARY$14,02247QSCC26F7DT9
Sep 30, 2026Asci Federal Services LLCGeneral Services AdministrationPEN,BALL-POINT$7,48647QSCC26F7DPJ
Sep 30, 2026Supplycore LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBAG,PLASTIC$15047QSCC26F7DMU
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationPAPER,COPYING,XEROG$047QSCC26F7DLR
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationMARKER ASSORTMENT,T$3547QSCC26F7DLQ
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationDISPENSER,PRESSURE$3647QSCC26F7DLP
Sep 30, 2026Supplycore LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBAG,PLASTIC$33147QSCC26F7DHW
Sep 30, 2026Supplycore LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBAG,PLASTIC$45547QSCC26F7DHV
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBINDER,AWARDS CERTI$17147QSCC26F7DHQ
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBINDER,LOOSE-LEAF$047QSCC26F7DHP
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBOOK,FIELD$21447QSCC26F7DHN
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBINDER,LOOSE-LEAF$13147QSCC26F7DHM
Sep 30, 2026Noble Supply & Logistics, LLCGeneral Services AdministrationBINDER,AWARDS CERTI$8647QSCC26F7DHL

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How to win government other warehousing and storage contracts

Federal other warehousing and storage contracts are posted on SAM.gov under NAICS 493190. Register your business free on SAM.gov with this code, watch for other warehousing and storage bids, and look for small business set-asides: many other warehousing and storage contracts for small business are reserved for small firms.

Frequently asked questions

What NAICS code is used for government other warehousing and storage contracts?
Federal other warehousing and storage contracts use NAICS 493190 (Other Warehousing and Storage). List this code in your free SAM.gov registration to be found for these contracts.
Who are the largest other warehousing and storage government contractors?
By contract dollars under NAICS 493190 from FY2024 to FY2026, the largest were Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics, LLC ($539M), Dgci Corporation ($398M) and Crowley Energy Anchorage, LLC ($142M).
Which agencies buy the most other warehousing and storage?
From FY2024 to FY2026, the biggest buyers were the Department of Defense ($2B), the General Services Administration ($177M) and the Department of Justice ($53.3M).
Where are government other warehousing and storage contracts performed?
By contract dollars, the most federal other warehousing and storage work is performed in New Jersey ($486M), Virginia ($440M) and Alaska ($131M).
Is federal spending on other warehousing and storage contracts growing?
Federal other warehousing and storage contract obligations fell 3% from FY2024 ($764M) to FY2026 ($744M), peaking in FY2025. FY2026 closed recently, and Defense Department contracts are reported up to 90 days late, so its total may still rise.
Do I qualify as a small business for other warehousing and storage contracts?
It depends on the SBA size standard for NAICS 493190, which is set either by average annual revenue or by number of employees. Check the current table of size standards on sba.gov before you bid on small business set-asides.
What do I need to bid on government other warehousing and storage contracts?
An active SAM.gov registration (free) with NAICS 493190 listed, the licenses and insurance your state requires for other warehousing and storage work, and examples of similar past work. Some solicitations also ask for specific certifications or security clearances.