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
The Department of Defense awarded Northrop Grumman a contract worth up to $398M, with $102M committed so far. This contract runs about four years and was awarded without competition, making the current commitment a routine early stage of the deal.
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The Department of Defense placed a $52.2 million order with L3Harris on June 5, 2026. This order was made without competition and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine action rather than a new contract.
Propulsion test facility operations and maintenance services
The Department of Defense awarded SAIC a delivery order worth $19M so far, with a maximum value of $29.6M. This order was placed under an existing agreement through full and open competition, making it a routine transaction.
The Department of Defense gave Booz Allen Hamilton a $40.3 million contract on January 30, 2026. This contract was competed under simplified rules, which is a routine process for this type of award.
The Department of Defense awarded Boeing a contract worth up to $2.81B, with $854M committed so far. This long-term, non-competitive contract has only 30% of its maximum value committed, which is typical for such deals.
The Department of Defense committed $315M to Lockheed Martin for Sentinel A4 radar systems under an existing agreement. This order was not competed and is expected to last about three years, making it a routine extension of prior contracts.
The purpose of this task order is to procure smit enterprise IT support services for base year 5, option year 1.
The Department of Defense awarded Leidos a delivery order for IT support services worth $130M so far, with a maximum value of $215M. This is the second largest of nine recent contracts for Leidos and represents 15% of its new federal contracts this year, awarded through full and open competition.
The Department of Defense placed a $49.9 million delivery order with CACI for application support services. This is the third largest of 10 recent contracts for CACI and represents 11% of its new federal contracts this year, awarded through full and open competition under an existing agreement.
This task order is for azure unclassified and classified cloud service offerings in support of the usaf cloud one office, their current and…
The Department of Defense placed a $22.7 million delivery order with Microsoft for cloud services supporting the Air Force. This is the second largest of 10 recent contracts for Microsoft and represents 18% of its new federal contracts this year, made under an existing agreement with limited competition.
The Department of Defense awarded General Dynamics a contract worth up to $57.1M, with $10.6M committed so far. This contract was awarded without competition and is expected to last about five years, with only 19% of the total value committed at this point, which is typical for such agreements.
Small tactical terminals (stts) and software activations
The Department of Defense placed a $15.2 million order with L3Harris for small tactical terminals and software activations. This order was made without competition and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine transaction under that contract.
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The Department of Defense placed a delivery order worth $134M with General Dynamics for C5ISR systems support. This is part of a larger agreement with a maximum value of $1.06B, and only 13% of that maximum has been committed so far, making this a routine step under full competition.
The Department of Defense ordered $51.7M worth of aircraft spares from Lockheed Martin on June 29, 2026. This order is part of a larger existing agreement, runs about 3 years, and was awarded without competition, making it a routine follow-up purchase rather than a new contract.
Senior leader network sustainment and maintenance year 3 support
The Department of Defense gave L3Harris a $17M delivery order on April 8, 2026, with a maximum value of $24.2M. This order was placed without competition under an existing larger agreement, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
The Department of Defense awarded KBR a $18.6 million contract on February 5, 2026, for NSA lodging services. This contract was awarded without competition, which is unusual and means KBR was chosen directly without other companies bidding.