Signed Sep 1, 2026 · Updated Sep 29, 2026
The Department of Homeland Security has committed $60.4M to Amazon for cloud hosting under an existing agreement. This is the second largest of 10 recent contracts for Amazon and accounts for 23% of its new federal contracts this year; the award was made without competition.
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$83,417,225
Actual federal dollars obligated to date on this award
$83,417,225
A maximum, not earned revenue
$283M across 10 awards
Obligations to date on awards newly signed in the last 12 months, mapped to this company
46.5% from the largest awarding agency
Share of T12M mapped obligations
Largest mapped award on record
Within the awards OQRO has ingested
0.06% of FY2021 revenue ($470B)
T12M mapped obligations ÷ revenue the company reported in its 10-K. A size comparison: obligations are not revenue and are usually earned over several years
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Fas cloud services operational support, enterprise-wide cloud infrastructure, GSA-wide system modernization and business transformation
General Services Administration has already agreed to pay Amazon $8.22M. It could grow to $463M if they keep buying. The job runs until Aug 31, 2027.
Task order for department of homeland security enterprise cloud - amazon web services.
The Department of Homeland Security awarded Amazon a delivery order worth $23.9M so far, with a maximum value of $33.1M. This order was placed without competition under an existing larger agreement, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
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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.
