NAICS 522390 · federal market

Other Activities Related to Credit Intermediation federal contracts

Who buys NAICS 522390 (Other Activities Related to Credit Intermediation) work, who wins it, and what's open right now — from FY2026 USAspending awards and live SAM.gov solicitations.

Contract data as of Oct 18, 2026 (USAspending) · recent coverage verified weekly

Obligated · FY2026
$1.2B
Q4 FY2026 vs prior quarter: -99%
Contract awards · FY2026
13
new awards with a start date in the window
Open opportunities
1
active on SAM.gov now
Recompetes · next 12 months
13
$1.5B in expiring contracts
SBA small-business size standard
$28.5M average annual receipts
Distinct buying agencies
1
Average award
$94.0M
Trend

Quarter over quarter

QuarterAwardsObligatedChange
Q1 FY20265$506.1M—
Q2 FY20260$0-100%
Q3 FY20265$706.3M—
Q4 FY20263$9.6M-99%

Federal fiscal quarters (Q1 = Oct–Dec). Awards are counted in the quarter they start; obligations are the award's obligated amount.

Competition

Top contractors · FY2026

#ContractorObligatedAwardsShare
1NELNET SERVICING LLC$366.2M330.0%
2MAXIMUS INC$296.5M224.3%
3MISSOURI HIGHER EDUCATION LOAN AUTHORITY$229.3M218.8%
4EDFINANCIAL SERVICES LLC$214.6M317.6%
5CENTRAL RESEARCH INC$115.4M39.4%

Registrations are rolled up to their corporate parent (USAspending parent UEI), so a company with several SAM registrations ranks once.

Where the money goes

Top agencies buying NAICS 522390

AgencyObligatedShare
Department of Education$1.2B100.0%
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Source: USAspending.gov contract awards (prime awards with a start date from Oct 1, 2025 through Sep 30, 2026), SAM.gov contract opportunities, and SBA size standards. Recompetes are contracts whose final end date — options included — falls in the next 12 months. Figures are recomputed when a new USAspending load lands. See our data sources.