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.
USAspending · federal contract awards to listed companies
Manufacture and deliver 155MM M795 metal part assemblies
The Department of Defense awarded General Dynamics a delivery order worth $368M to make and deliver 155mm metal part assemblies. This is the largest of 20 contracts for General Dynamics this year, making up 19% of its new federal contracts, and was awarded without competition for about 3 years.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a $842M contract on December 19, 2025, for a project called Spain Production UCA. This contract is the third largest RTX has received recently, makes up 11% of RTX's federal contracts this year, and will last about five years without competition.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a contract worth $338M so far, with a maximum value of $695M. This contract was awarded without competition and will last about 8 years, which is a routine process for long-term defense contracts.
Foreign military sales funding to purchase supplies for an allied nation.
The Department of Defense placed a $169M order with L3Harris on March 24, 2026, to buy supplies for an allied nation. This is a routine order under an existing agreement and represents 14% of L3Harris's federal contracts this year.
120MM, advanced multi-purpose (AMP) M1147 high explosive multi-purpose with tracer (HEMP-T) cartridge
The Department of Defense awarded Northrop Grumman a $159M contract for advanced cartridges. This is the second largest of 10 recent contracts for the company and represents 12% of its new federal contracts this year, making it a significant but routine award after open competition.
The Department of Defense awarded Palantir a $145M delivery order for the Army Vantage Data Analytics Platform. This order is part of a larger existing agreement and represents 12% of Palantir's new federal contracts this year, making it a significant but routine transaction for the company.
The Department of Defense placed a $128M delivery order with Leidos for tactical edge computer kits. This is the third largest of nine recent contracts for Leidos and represents 15% of its new federal contracts this year, awarded through open competition under an existing agreement.
Undefinitized contract action for common infrared countermeasure system (CIRCM) full rate production 2 (FRP2) and services year 1 delivery…
The Department of Defense awarded Northrop Grumman a contract worth $120M so far for producing and servicing an infrared countermeasure system. This contract was awarded without competition and is expected to last about 3 years, making it a significant but planned deal for the company.
Delivery order 2, OP2/PY7 for the M829A4 cartridge, 120MM, armor piercing, fin stabilized, discarding sabot with tracer (APFSDS-T)
The Department of Defense placed a $112M delivery order for armor-piercing cartridges with General Dynamics. This order is part of a nearly 5-year agreement and was competed among a limited group of bidders, making it a routine transaction under an existing contract.
Foreign military sales funding the purchase service and supplies for allied nation.
The Department of Defense placed a $68M order with L3Harris on March 26, 2026. This was a routine order under an existing agreement and was awarded without competition.
Department of war - unified universe of transactions requirement.
The Department of Defense placed a $45.2 million order with Palantir on February 9, 2026. This order was made without competition and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine action within a $1.2 billion total awarded to Palantir in the past year.
The Department of Defense placed a $43.7 million delivery order with Leidos on March 27, 2026. This order was made under a larger existing agreement and was open to any bidder, making it a routine transaction.