General Services Administration awarded
$79Kcommitted so far
4X4 suv, full size, 4 dr, 8 pass, min 7000 LBS GVWR
General Services Administration has already agreed to pay General Motors $79K. The job runs until Jan 23, 2027.
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Federal contracts
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.
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General Services Administration awarded
$79Kcommitted so far
4X4 suv, full size, 4 dr, 8 pass, min 7000 LBS GVWR
General Services Administration has already agreed to pay General Motors $79K. The job runs until Jan 23, 2027.
General Services Administration awarded
$30.7Mcommitted so far
Office of undersecretary of war - data analytics and artificial intelligence 2.0
The General Services Administration placed a delivery order with Booz Allen Hamilton, committing $30.7M so far with a potential maximum of $312M. This is a routine order under an existing larger agreement, with only 10% of the maximum value committed so far and open to any bidder.
Homeland Security awarded
$5.6Mcommitted so far
Provide services contact center capability modernization program
The Department of Homeland Security has already agreed to pay AT&T $5.6M. It could grow to $8.52M if they keep buying. The job runs until Dec 29, 2027.
Defense awarded
$133Mcommitted so far
Launcher long lead material procurement
The Department of Defense awarded Northrop Grumman $133M so far under a $257M contract for launcher long lead material procurement. This is a significant, non-competitive contract making up 10% of Northrop Grumman's new federal contracts this year and runs about 2 years.
Defense awarded
$425Mcommitted so far
Purchase high mobility artillery rocket systems (HIMARS) for United States (US) army and foreign military sales (FMS).
The Department of Defense awarded Lockheed Martin a $425M delivery order for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems. This order is part of a larger existing agreement, was not competed, and is expected to last about 4 years, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
Homeland Security awarded
$52.9Mcommitted so far
Background investigative services
The Department of Homeland Security placed an order worth $52.9M with CACI for background investigative services. This is the largest of 10 recent contracts for CACI, representing 12% of its new federal contracts this year and was awarded through open competition under an existing agreement.
General Services Administration awarded
$38.3Mcommitted so far
Task order award of information assurance/mission assurance lifecycle management program -integrated data environment (IA/MA LCMP-IDE) for…
The General Services Administration awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a delivery order worth $38.3M so far, with a maximum potential value of $373M. This order is part of a larger existing agreement and only 10% of the maximum value is committed so far, which is typical for such contracts.
General Services Administration awarded
$33Mcommitted so far
B52 spo B1 spo cerp weapons WLCMT
The General Services Administration placed a delivery order with Booz Allen Hamilton, committing $33M so far out of a possible $185M. This is a routine step under an existing larger agreement, with only 18% of the maximum value currently committed.
Treasury awarded
$14.8Mcommitted so far
Information technology support.
The Treasury awarded SAIC a delivery order worth $14.8M so far, with a maximum of $15.9M. This order was placed under an existing agreement without competition, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
Federal Communications Commission awarded
$1.56Mcommitted so far
Bridge contract for eis TO-1 - at&t wan, mtips & acs
Federal Communications Commission has already agreed to pay AT&T $1.56M. It could grow to $2.61M if they keep buying. The job runs until Dec 20, 2026.
Office of Personnel Management awarded
$1.44Mcommitted so far
Core HCM implementation
Office of Personnel Management has already agreed to pay Oracle $1.44M. The job runs until Oct 9, 2026.
Justice awarded
$6.01Mcommitted so far
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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.
Veterans Affairs awarded
$172Mcommitted so far
Benefits enterprise services
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.
Homeland Security awarded
$17.8Mcommitted so far
The purpose of this order is to procure shield vehicles off an existing IDIQ.
The Department of Homeland Security has already agreed to pay General Motors $17.8M. The job runs until Sep 20, 2027.
Homeland Security awarded
$3.08Mcommitted so far
The purpose of this order is to procure shield vehicles off an existing IDIQ.
The Department of Homeland Security has already agreed to pay General Motors $3.08M. The job runs until Sep 20, 2027.
Homeland Security awarded
$508Kcommitted so far
The purpose of this order is to procure defense shield vehicles off an existing IDIQ.
The Department of Homeland Security has already agreed to pay General Motors $508K. The job runs until Sep 20, 2027.
Veterans Affairs awarded
$385Kcommitted so far
Emergency pharmacy carvykti for RMR
The Department of Veterans Affairs has already agreed to pay Johnson & Johnson $385K. The job runs until Dec 31, 2026.
Transportation awarded
$74.3Mcommitted so far
FAA enterprise network services (FENS) - early start development planning activities task order
The Department of Transportation has already agreed to pay AT&T $74.3M. The job runs until Aug 10, 2027.
Transportation awarded
$117Mcommitted so far
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…
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.