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
Palantir supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) secure network starlight platform in support of usda food and nutrition…
The Department of Agriculture placed an order worth $27.9M with Palantir for a SNAP secure network platform. This order is part of a larger existing agreement and was open to any bidder, making it a routine transaction under full competition.
The Department of State placed an order with Microsoft, committing $6.74M so far under a larger existing agreement. This is a routine action since the order was not competed and only 19% of the maximum $36M value is currently committed.
The Department of State placed a $4.03M order with Microsoft for unified support and ISD services. This order was made without competition under an existing larger agreement, which is a routine process for such delivery orders.
The Department of Defense awarded L3Harris a delivery order worth $232M so far, with a maximum value of $474M. This is the largest contract for L3Harris, making up 19% of its federal contracts this year, awarded without competition and lasting about six years.
FY26 C-17 globemaster iii virtual fleet common and unique labor sustainment
The Department of Defense placed a $418M delivery order with Boeing for C-17 sustainment work. This order was made without competition under an existing larger agreement, making it a routine follow-up action rather than a new contract decision.
FY26 task order (TO) for uabos services in spain. To shall be performed in accordance with basic IDIQ performance work statement and the…
The Department of Defense has committed $16.2M so far under a delivery order for services in Spain, with a maximum value of $32.7M. This order is part of a larger existing agreement and was awarded through full and open competition, making it a routine transaction.
Delivery order 12 - lot 5 buy requirements in accordance with attachment 01 - statement of work on the base indefinite delivery indefinite…
The Department of Defense awarded L3Harris a delivery order contract worth $151M so far, with a maximum value of $156M. This contract is the third largest for L3Harris and represents 12% of its new federal contracts this year, running about 4 years under full competition.
Develop, deliver, and maintain a unified, comprehensive solution for the efficient operation and maintenance of the army integrated human…
The Department of Defense gave CACI a contract worth $34.7M so far to develop and maintain Army HR and payroll software. This contract runs about 7 years and was open to any bidder, making it a routine competitive award.
Cyber defense and cybersecurity services provider (CSSP) support
The Department of Defense placed an order with Leidos, committing $40.5M so far under a larger agreement. This is a routine step since only 11% of the $382M maximum value has been committed and the order was open to any bidder.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a contract worth $152M so far, with a maximum value of $276M. This contract was given without competition and will last about four years, which is a normal process for this type of deal.
The Department of Defense placed a delivery order with General Dynamics for $133M on May 22, 2026. This order is part of a larger existing agreement and was open to any bidder, making it a routine transaction under full competition.
The Department of Defense awarded L3Harris a delivery order worth $66.2 million on June 9, 2026. This order was placed under an existing agreement without competition, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
The scope of services involves program management, engineering, logistics…
The Department of Defense gave SAIC a contract worth up to $123M, with $16.8M committed so far. This contract was open to any bidder and only 14% of its maximum value is currently committed, making this a routine award.
The Department of Defense awarded Lockheed Martin a $9.97M delivery order on June 8, 2026. This order was placed without competition under an existing larger agreement, making it a routine action rather than a new contract.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a contract worth $339M so far, with a maximum value of $709M. This contract was awarded without competition and is expected to last about four years, which is a routine process for this type of deal.