Contracts the US government awarded to listed companies. “Committed so far” is the amount the government has obligated to date, not necessarily cash paid out. The “ceiling” is only the maximum the contract allows, not revenue.
USAspending · federal contract awards to listed companies
Task order for unified support services under the microsoft contract 28321324D00060001.
The Social Security Administration ordered $7.83M of support services from Microsoft under an existing contract. This is a routine, non-competitive order placed as part of a larger ongoing agreement with Microsoft.
Microsoft consulting services (MCS) for court hearing recording and transcription using microsoft technologies.
The Social Security Administration placed a $3.69M order with Microsoft for court hearing recording and transcription services. This order was made without competition under an existing larger agreement, making it a routine transaction rather than a new contract negotiation.
OU03-FY26-210-NEW scientific, engineering, and technical assistance (SETA) support for chips r&d office (CRDO)
The Department of Commerce awarded Booz Allen Hamilton $25M under a three-year technical support contract. This is a routine order placed under an existing agreement, open to any bidder, with a maximum potential value of $47.1M.
Requirement contained within section j - list of attachments.
The Department of Defense placed a $112M delivery order with Boeing on December 19, 2025. This order was not competed and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine action rather than a new contract negotiation.
KC-46 FMS effort for israel aircraft 5&6 and japan aircraft 7-10.
The Department of Defense awarded Boeing a delivery order worth $1.48B so far, with a maximum value of $1.7B. This is the second largest of 11 recent contracts for Boeing, making up 16% of its federal contracts this year, and was awarded without competition for about four years.
The Department of Defense placed a $21.2 million delivery order with RTX on February 25, 2026. This order was made without competition and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine transaction rather than a new contract.
The Department of Defense gave SAIC a $15.3M delivery order for production software on November 25, 2025. This order was placed under an existing larger agreement and was awarded without competition, making it a routine transaction within ongoing contracts.
The Department of Defense placed a delivery order for $8.2K of Pfizer's Protonix DR 40 MG tablets. This order was made under an existing larger agreement and was open to any bidder, making it a routine purchase.
The Department of Defense placed a delivery order with Pfizer for naloxone vials, committing $2.8K so far. This order was made under an existing larger agreement and was open to any bidder, making it a routine purchase.
The Department of Defense placed a $56.5 million delivery order with RTX on December 30, 2025. This order is part of a non-competitive, three-year arrangement under a larger existing contract, making it a routine action within ongoing business.
