Contracts the US government awarded to listed companies. “Paid so far” is real money committed to date. The “ceiling” is only the maximum the contract allows, not revenue.
The Department of Justice placed an order with Amazon for $6.01M on June 5, 2026, under a larger existing agreement. This is a routine purchase, as only 32% of the maximum $18.8M value has been committed so far and it was competed under simplified rules.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has committed $172M to Booz Allen Hamilton under a delivery order for benefits enterprise services. This is the largest of 10 contracts for the company this year, making up 26% of its new federal contracts, and was awarded through full and open competition under an existing agreement.
The surveillance and broadcast services (sbs ii) program is the follow-on to sbs i which was created in 2005 and tasked to deploy new…
$117M committed so farcould reach $1.12B
Starts Mar 31, 2026Runs until Mar 30, 2031
The Department of Transportation awarded L3Harris a $117M contract for surveillance and broadcast services. This contract runs about five years, was awarded without competition, and only 10% of its maximum $1.12B value is committed so far, making this a routine multi-year deal.
Integrated traveler initiatives 2.1 (iti 2.1) performance task order (to)
$36.1M committed so farcould reach $199M
Starts May 1, 2026Runs until Mar 31, 2027
The Department of Homeland Security awarded SAIC a $36.1M delivery order under an existing agreement. This order is part of SAIC's $340M in new federal contracts this year and was open to any bidder, making it a routine government contract award.
The Department of Commerce awarded KBR a $27.6 million delivery order on June 11, 2026. This order is part of a larger agreement and represents 11% of KBR's new federal contracts this year, awarded through open competition.
This undefinitized contract action (uca) for d4/c9 emd design will only cover tasks that support the first 18 months of d4/c9 emd to…
$123M committed so farcould reach $418M
Starts Jun 23, 2026Runs until Dec 22, 2027
The Department of Defense gave RTX a contract worth $123M so far, with a maximum value of $418M. This contract was awarded without competition and only 29% of its potential value is currently committed, making it a partial and non-competitive award.
This contract is awarded under the radar system replacement qualified system list, established in alignment with the secretary of…
$438M committed so farcould reach $452M
Starts Dec 12, 2025Runs until Dec 10, 2030
The Department of Transportation gave RTX a contract worth $438M so far, with a maximum value of $452M. This contract is part of a competitive process and is expected to last about five years, making it a routine government award for a major project.
Integration of safety-related data sources, risk framework development, and compliance with il-5 security standards in support of the NASA…
Starts Mar 2, 2026Runs until Jan 15, 2027
NASA gave Palantir a $27.5M delivery order on February 17, 2026, for integrating safety data and risk frameworks. This order was placed under an existing larger agreement and was not competed, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
Next generation IT services (ngits) operations services
$27.4M committed so farcould reach $41.8M
Starts Jan 24, 2026Runs until Jan 23, 2027
The Department of Health and Human Services placed an order for $27.4M of IT services with SAIC under an existing agreement. This is a routine purchase made through full and open competition as part of a larger contract worth up to $41.8M.
The services are for oracle cloud infrastructure anything as a service, marketplace services, enterprise support, enterprise training, and…
$12.3M committed so farcould reach $24.6M
Starts Aug 28, 2026Runs until Aug 27, 2027
The Department of Homeland Security has already agreed to pay Oracle $12.3M. It could grow to $24.6M if they keep buying. The job runs until Aug 27, 2027.