Review contracting officers matched to your account

Part of these button learning paths: Just My Contracting Officers

Application path: Main Menu → Just My Contracting Officers.

This page lists contact information for officers associated with the account's search criteria. It separates the results into Contracting Officers by NAICS, Contracting Officers by Service Code and Contracting Officers by FSG. Review the section relevant to the products or services you research.

Read a matched-officer row

In the October 22, 2026 observed account view, the NAICS section contains 3,478 items, with 20 displayed per page. Its visible rows use NAICS 238210. The Service Code and FSG sections say No items to display in that view; their empty grids do not mean those categories are unavailable to every account.

Field Meaning
NAICS The industry code associated with the row. The example begins with 238210.
Service Code The service classification associated with a row in the service section.
FSG The Federal Supply Group associated with a row in the supply section.
Agency The government organization shown for the contact information.
Contact Info. The displayed names, email addresses and telephone information. One cell can contain more than one person.

For example, an Agriculture row under NAICS 238210 lists more than one contact. Read the names, email addresses and any phone numbers together rather than assuming each grid row represents exactly one person. The contact information is displayed as recorded; check it before relying on it for outreach.

NAICS contracting-officer grid with its three columns and first rows

Example: populated industry, service and supply sections

A separate October 24, 2026 example shows matches in all three sections. The NAICS section has 45 items under 811111, the Service Code section has four items under J, and the FSG section has 20 items under 31. These are separate lists matched to the selected criteria, not three totals to add together. Your counts and classifications can differ.

NAICS 811111 contacts with the first 20 of 45 items

Read Agency beside Contact Info. in each section. A contact cell can hold more than one person or a note; do not assume one row is one individual. The service section uses Service Code as its first heading, while the supply section uses FSG. Their other headings have the same purpose.

Four Service Code J contact rows

Twenty FSG 31 contact rows

Move through the list

Use the page numbers or next-page arrow beneath the relevant grid. The NAICS page shows 1–20 of 3,478 items initially; a previously verified next-page action showed 21–40. Each of the three sections has its own grid controls, so paging one section does not describe another section's results.

In the October 24 example, the NAICS pager initially shows 1–20 of 45 items. Choose 2 or the next-page arrow beneath that grid. The selected page changes to 2, and the range becomes 21–40 of 45 items. Read the same NAICS, Agency and Contact Info. columns on the next page. Choose 1 or the previous-page arrow to return to the first group of rows.

NAICS page two selected, showing items 21 through 40 of 45

Each section also has its own Export to Excel button. Choose the button belonging to the section you are reviewing. Displayed email addresses are email links. Selecting one can hand the address to your configured mail application; it does not send a message from this page.

Review the NAICS workbook

Choose Export to Excel above Contracting Officers by NAICS. The observed download is MyCO_NAICS.xlsx. Its Sheet1 contains 3,478 contact rows beneath one header row, matching the NAICS grid's displayed item count in this example. The workbook has three columns: NAICS is the industry code, Agency is the government organization, and Contact Info. contains the recorded names, email addresses and any phone numbers together. It does not separate email and phone into their own columns.

NAICS contracting-officer workbook with its three columns and first rows

For example, one 238210 Agriculture row contains both Adam Ziegler and Rebecca Schowalter in the same Contact Info. cell. Review the whole cell before using or sorting the exported contacts; one spreadsheet row can contain multiple people. This example verifies the NAICS export only. The Service Code and FSG grids were empty in that earlier view. The October 24 example above supplies populated screen examples and separate exports for both.

Export the Service Code or FSG section

Use Export to Excel above the section you want. In the October 24 example, the Service Code button downloads MyCO_ServiceCode.xlsx. Its Sheet1 has four data rows, with Service Code, Agency and Contact Info. as the three headings. Service Code identifies the service classification; the other two fields name the agency and provide its recorded contact information.

Service Code worksheet with four rows and its three column headings

The FSG button downloads MyCO_FSG.xlsx. Its Sheet1 has 20 data rows, headed FSG, Agency and Contact Info. FSG identifies the supply group. Read the remaining fields in the same way as the NAICS workbook above. Both exports contain the rows from their own section; they are not a combined export of all three lists. Contact names, email addresses and telephone information remain together in Contact Info., so one cell may contain several people.

FSG worksheet with twenty rows and its three column headings

Understand the three sections

Section What it matches Why you would use it
Contracting Officers by NAICS Matches the account's industry codes. Find agencies associated with the kinds of work your business performs.
Contracting Officers by Service Code Matches broad one-character service groups, not a full four-character PSC. Explore buying organizations in a service family.
Contracting Officers by FSG Matches two-character Federal Supply Groups. If the account has no saved solicitation criteria, its associated supply classes can provide groups. Explore contacts for a product family before narrowing to an item.

If a section is missing, ask the account administrator to review its saved classifications.

Every displayed field

Field Plain-English meaning How to interpret it
NAICS Industry classification attached to the contact-directory entry and matched to your account. It explains why this row appeared. It is not a solicitation number, a certification, or proof of an open purchase.
Service Code Broad service category associated with the contact. Use it to group related buying activity. Do not assume it is the same level of detail as a four-character code used elsewhere.
FSG Federal Supply Group: the broad group above an individual supply class. Use the group to start product-market research; verify the exact FSC/NSN in the relevant notice.
Agency Buying organization recorded with the contact entry. Distinguish the agency from the specific office and person. Similar agency labels can occur on many rows.
Contact Info. Stored contact text, which may contain one or more names, email addresses or telephone numbers. Read the whole cell: one row is not necessarily one person. A blank or old value does not establish that an agency has no buyer for your product. These are displayed text cells, not a promised award-history or message-sending button.

The directory does not show when a contact was last verified or which current notice they handle.