Securities and Exchange Commission obligations in Custom Programming (NAICS 541511)

SEC × 541511 is a programming join, not EDGAR itself

The relationship is mechanical: industry code 541511 and awarding agency 050 on the same award roll into $143,669,544.70. The join is awarding agency 050 crossed with NAICS 541511, not the $3,229,250,853.50 SEC agency total. Remove either filter and the number changes. This page never claims the pair caused the other side to exist. 4.4% of Securities and Exchange Commission's $3,229,250,853.50 sits here; $3,085,581,308.80 sits in other industries on the Securities and Exchange Commission hub.

Twenty-seven records is a thin programming file with a high implied mean. Twenty-seven award lines can look sparse or crowded depending on the industry. Either way, 27 is not employment, not a plant census, and not a consultant headcount. USAspending counts award records. Unique recipients remain off this packet, so no contractor names appear here.

541512 and 541519 are larger SEC IT siblings

Cross-check the Securities and Exchange Commission hub if you need other NAICS under 050, NAICS 541511 if you need other agencies, All agencies for the portfolio, and All spending ties for other joins. Those URLs are parents and siblings, not addends for $143,669,544.70. Agency 050 is Securities and Exchange Commission. OPM, NSF, and NRC 541511 pages are other agencies.

Computer systems design (541512) and other computer-related services (541519) are larger SEC IT joins in this slice. The join is awarding agency 050 crossed with NAICS 541511, not the $3,229,250,853.50 SEC agency total. Speech often blends neighboring services or manufacturing codes. This table does not. $143,669,544.70 is 541511 only, inside Securities and Exchange Commission only. Twenty-seven awards holding $143,669,544.70 is a concentrated programming file, smaller than SEC 541512.

27 awards behind $144 million

About $5.32 million per award comes from dividing $143,669,544.70 by 27. Use that ratio as a scale check, not as a typical Securities and Exchange Commission invoice. No median and no fiscal-year slice appear in the facts. Twenty-seven records is a thin programming file with a high implied mean. Sparse cells can still be large in dollars; busy cells can be many small actions.

Programming obligations are not filings ingested

$143,669,544.70 is obligated, not necessarily paid. Outlays, cancellations, and fiscal-year buckets are unpublished. 27 is the award-record count for NAICS 541511 at Securities and Exchange Commission. Do not upgrade the figure to 'Securities and Exchange Commission already received $143,669,544.70 in custom programming payments.' Keep obligations as the verb. FEC itemizations do not fund this join.

How to cite 050 × 541511

Industry presence at Securities and Exchange Commission and federal obligations in that industry can move together or not; this packet cannot say which. Twenty-seven awards holding $143,669,544.70 is a concentrated programming file, smaller than SEC 541512. Do not fold FEC donations into USAspending. Cite both sides: Custom Computer Programming Services and Securities and Exchange Commission. Related indexes: All agencies and All spending ties, plus the Securities and Exchange Commission hub and NAICS 541511. Readers who reuse this agency-industry snapshot should keep both sides of the join in the same sentence, cite USAspending.gov as the source, and treat award rows as records rather than unique vendors. The live hubs linked from this page can refresh the snapshot; this narrative does not invent a fiscal year, a recipient list, or an outlay total that the packet omitted. Keep the obligation word on the headline dollar figure in every footnote. Do not annualize the obligation sum; this packet publishes no fiscal-year series. Award modifications can sit beside base records in the same row count. Parent agency and industry tables remain on the hubs linked from this page.

Questions

How much did the SEC obligate in NAICS 541511?

USAspending.gov shows $143,669,544.70 obligated on 27 awards where Securities and Exchange Commission meets NAICS 541511. That is the join total, not an outlay and not every Securities and Exchange Commission federal award. The industry string is Custom Computer Programming Services.

Are 27 awards 27 software firms?

The file has 27 awards and $143,669,544.70 in obligations. Sparse cells can still be large in dollars; busy cells can be many small actions. About $5.32 million per award is the quotient of those two facts. Recipients and medians are not in the packet.

Is this the same as SEC systems design 541512?

No. Systems design is NAICS 541512, a separate and much larger SEC join. This programming cell is $143,669,544.70 on 27 awards under agency 050. Mixing 541511 and 541512 invents a combined IT total. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.

Where are the parent Securities and Exchange Commission and NAICS 541511 tables?

The live parents are the Securities and Exchange Commission hub and NAICS 541511. All agencies indexes toptier books. All spending ties lists other pairs. This page holds only 050 × 541511 at $143,669,544.70. Original filings remain on USAspending.gov.