Department of Veterans Affairs
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Federal Contract Spending Is Up 22.5% Through May. Nearly a Third of the Increase Is at Homeland Security.
A GovConFeed analysis of USAspending.gov records finds agencies obligated $520.9 billion on contracts from October through May, $95.8 billion more than in the same eight months a year earlier. Customs and Border Protection went from $1.9 billion to $25.7 billion.
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CACI Lands $308M VA Contract to Modernize Aging Financial System
CACI NSS won a six-year, up to $308.5M VA contract to operate and modernize the department's iFAMS financial platform, replacing legacy infrastructure and targeting audit-readiness gains.
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Encore JV1 Wins $153M VA Contact Center Contract to Handle 1.57 Million Annual Veteran Inquiries
A joint venture of USParaLog and Government Technical Services Corp. beat out competitors for the VA Veterans Experience Office contact center staffing contract, covering 360-plus remote agents handling benefits questions, directory assistance, and VA.gov technical support.
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Palantir Wins $385M VA Contract to Build National Veterans Data Analytics Platform
The Department of Veterans Affairs selected Palantir Technologies over three competitors to deploy and operate the National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics Platform, integrating health data from VA, DoD, HHS, SSA, and IRS.
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VA restarts Oracle EHR rollout at 4 Michigan sites — 9 more in 2026, $37B lifetime cost
After a three-year pause, the VA resumed its Oracle-Cerner electronic health record deployment in April 2026, starting with four Michigan health care systems. 9 additional sites scheduled for 2026 — total 13 live by year-end. Lifetime cost now estimated at $37B.
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VA's $60B T4NG2 cleared to launch — court denies all remaining protests, 33 vendors authorized
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims denied all remaining protests of the VA's $60 billion Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation 2 (T4NG2) IDIQ in April 2026. 33 authorized vendors; primary VA IT-services vehicle for the next decade.
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VA's $700B Community Care Network rebuild — the largest federal services contract ever contemplated
The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing Community Care Network Next Generation — a single IDIQ with a 10-year potential value of $700 billion. Existing CCN contracts expire in 2026. The competition pits a handful of payer-capable firms against each other for what would be one of the largest services awards in government history.
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VA awards $14B IHT 2.0 to 9 SDVOSB primes — a rare big-ticket set-aside in healthcare services
The VA's $14 billion Integrated Healthcare Transformation 2.0 IDIQ is a ten-year multiple-award set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. Nine awardees now share the vehicle — unusually strong SDVOSB representation at this contract scale.
