Federal Specialty Trade (Other) Contracts in New York
New York has 3 federal Specialty Trade (Other) awards tracked in the last 120 days, totaling $1.1M across 3 unique firms. The Transportation, Department of leads activity with 67% of recent awards.
The federal specialty trade market in New York has awarded $1.1M across 3 contracts in the last 120 days, with all wins going to different firms—indicating a fragmented competitive landscape. The Department of Transportation dominates this category at 67% of recent awards, making it the primary agency to monitor. Historically, this market has delivered $13.6M across 6 awards, suggesting consistent but modest opportunity flow. Contract sizes appear variable: the leading recent winner, DMYLES INC., captured a single $702K award, representing 64% of recent total volume. Contractors should note the lack of repeat winners in the trailing 120 days, which may reflect either project-specific work or limited visibility into pipeline opportunities. This market favors firms with DOT relationships and specialty trade expertise aligned with transportation infrastructure.
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Frequently asked questions
who won federal construction contracts in New York specialty trades last 120 days+
Three firms each won one award: DMYLES INC. ($702K), and two other contractors sharing the remaining $398K. All three winners were unique, with no repeat awardees in this period.
what federal agency awards most specialty trade contracts in New York+
The Department of Transportation accounts for 67% of awards in this market over the last 120 days, making it the dominant buyer for federal specialty trade work in New York.
how much federal specialty trade work is available in New York+
In the last 120 days, $1.1M was awarded across 3 contracts; historically, the market has delivered $13.6M across 6 awards, indicating modest but steady opportunity flow.
what is the average federal construction contract size New York specialty trades+
Recent awards averaged $367K (120-day period), though the largest recent award was $702K, suggesting significant variation in contract size depending on project scope.
how often do contractors win repeat federal contracts New York specialty trades+
In the last 120 days, zero firms won multiple awards—each of the 3 awards went to a different contractor—suggesting either project-specific work or limited repeat business visibility in current SAM.gov data.
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