Industries / TELEVISION BROADCASTING · NAICS 515120
$75 million in television broadcasting comes off the board in the next 180 days.
5 television broadcasting contracts reach the end of their period of performance before February 18, 2027. Every one is work the government still needs done, held by someone who has to win it again.
| Days | Expires | Value | Incumbent | Buying office | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
9 Closing | 2026-08-31 | $6.8M | CHICKASAW MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LLC8(a) Competed | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | 75D30121C12519 |
9 Closing | 2026-08-31 | $357K | CBS BROADCASTING INC. | Defense Media Activity | HQ051621C0009 |
34 Closing | 2026-09-25 | $40.8M | VERIZON DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES INC. | Defense Media Activity | HQ051619C0008 |
39 Closing | 2026-09-30 | $27.4M | TAFT BROADCASTING COMPANY, L.L.C. | Defense Media Activity | HQ051621C0003 |
39 Closing | 2026-09-30 | $30K | INFORMATION AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS, SOUTH DAKOTA BUREAU OF | Internal Revenue Service | 2023H222P00019 |
Is any of this winnable
Reserved for small business
9%
1 of 5 contracts · $6.8M of $75.3M
Held by the top three
99%
of expiring value, across the three largest incumbents
Only 9% of the expiring value here is reserved, so most of this is full and open and will be contested by primes. The top three incumbents hold most of the value, which usually means a small number of large vehicles rather than many separate opportunities.
Top incumbents
Who holds the most expiring value in this window — the competition you have to beat, not just replace.
Top buying agencies
Who is paying for this work — where the recompete solicitation will come from.
- 1Department of Defense$68.5M
- 2Department of Health and Human Services$6.8M
- 3Department of the Treasury$30K
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What to do with a date
A federal contract is re-bought on a schedule that runs backwards from the day the current one ends — and most of what decides the winner happens before the solicitation is ever published.
By the time a rebid appears on SAM.gov the requirement is written, the set-aside decision is made, and the incumbent has had a year of conversations with the customer. Knowing an end date early is how you get into that year instead of arriving after it.
18mo → 12mo out
Research
The agency is beginning to plan the follow-on. You want to know more about this requirement than the notice will ever tell you.
12mo → 9mo out
Shape
The requirement is being written now. This is when a specification quietly comes to describe one company's way of working.
9mo → 6mo out
Sources sought
The highest-leverage window on the whole clock, and the one most small businesses sleep through.
3mo → 1mo out
Solicitation
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