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Government contracts for catering in Oregon
In the last 12 months the government signed 15 contracts for catering in Oregon, $786,861 in total; a typical contract was about $26,017. Today I have 0 open government jobs of this type in Oregon.
Open government jobs today
I read the government's new jobs every night. When one for catering in Oregon comes out, it will show up here.
What the government gave in 12 months
Between October 23, 2025 and October 23, 2026, the government signed 15 contracts for catering in Oregon: $786,861 committed in total; a typical contract was about $26,017. Amounts are what was committed in each contract, not payments already made.
One real example: a small business won a $18,750 contract in Prineville, OR with Forest Service (September 12, 2026). I do not show the company's name.
Agencies that buy the most
| Agency | Committed (12 months) |
|---|---|
| Department of Agriculture | $513,500 |
| Department of Defense | $273,361 |
Subcontracts with big companies
When a big company wins a government contract over $900,000 ($2,000,000 for construction), it must submit a plan to give work to small businesses (FAR 19.702(a)(1)). That is your door: offering yourself as a subcontractor.
See the jobs for your business
See government jobs for catering in Oregon
Sources and method
- Contracts, totals and agencies: USASpending.gov (U.S. Treasury), contracts with NAICS 722320, place of performance OR, signed October 23, 2025 to October 23, 2026. Values are committed amounts in U.S. dollars.
- Open jobs: government jobs posted on SAM.gov, with the link to each official page. I list only those whose response deadline is today or later.
- Big companies: USASpending.gov contracts in force today above the FAR 19.702(a)(1) threshold, excluding nonprofits by name. It is an approximate count.
- Data loaded October 23, 2026.
Public data from SAM.gov and USASpending. Kailu Bids is not affiliated with the government. These figures describe past contracts and do not predict or promise any result.