Awards
Contract awards across defense and civilian agencies — who won, what for, and what it signals for the market.
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Awards
Booz Allen's $1.58B DIA contract — WMD intelligence as a $300M/year channel
Booz Allen is executing a 5-year, $1.58B task order for the Defense Intelligence Agency's Weapons of Mass Destruction Analysis, Exploitation, and Data Science Support program. Plus recent $743M Air Force app modernization and $99M Navy MSC wireless awards.
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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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OASIS+ Phase II goes live — rolling open season for the $60B services GWAC
GSA launched OASIS+ Phase II on January 12, 2026 — a continuously-open on-ramp solicitation model for the $60B services GWAC. 1,300+ small businesses already on the vehicle. No more 5-year wait between onramps.
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DHS kills EAGLE II — next-gen IT buying flows through GSA and NIH vehicles
DHS won't recompete the $22 billion EAGLE II IT contract. Instead, EAGLE Next Gen routes IT procurement through GSA's Alliant 2, Alliant 2 SB, 8(a) STARS II, VETS 2, plus NIH's CIO-SP3. Small-business commitment continues.
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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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OTAs hit $18B/year — and the FY26 NDAA opens them up further
Other Transaction Authority agreements grew from $1.8B in FY16 to over $18B in FY24. The FY26 NDAA expands Commercial Solutions Openings to all commercial products and services, and eliminates the written-determination requirement above $10M. A real non-FAR path for firms that find FAR procurement impossible.
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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.
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DHS Cumulus: non-competitive cloud awards to AWS, Azure, Google, and Oracle — what's in scope
The Department of Homeland Security moved to its Cumulus centralized cloud vehicle with non-competitive block-one awards to the four major hyperscalers. Contracts have 1-year base periods and up to four option years. Financial details redacted. Small firms should pay attention to the downstream services layer.
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DoE frames cyber as energy-security pillar — $935M NNSA IT + $160M CESER in the FY27 budget
The Department of Energy's FY27 budget commits $935 million to NNSA IT and cybersecurity — plus $160 million to the CESER office for energy-grid cybersecurity. Plus: an OT-focused center of excellence and an open OT Defender Fellowship applications window.
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DIU's $979M budget + 51% prototype-to-production rate — the shortest path into DoD for commercial firms
The Defense Innovation Unit operates with $979 million in FY2026 funding, 60-90 day award cycles, and a 51% transition rate from prototype to production. For commercial firms that can't survive traditional FAR procurement, DIU is often the only realistic federal entry.
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Raytheon signs $3.7B GEM-T deal — German-funded Patriot interceptors for Ukraine
Signed April 14, the contract commits $3.7 billion to Patriot Advanced Capability-2 GEM-T interceptor production at a new Schrobenhausen, Germany facility. Direct commercial sale, financed by Germany. Plant operational in 2026, missiles delivered around 2028.
