Amazon Web Services
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Awards
$159M Genesis Mission Phase II Awards Go to Commonwealth Fusion, Oak Ridge and 10 Others
DOE moved 12 Genesis Mission teams into Phase II with $159M in awards led by Commonwealth Fusion Systems, seven universities and four national labs, timed to a White House summit where 11 tech firms pledged $2.4B in compute credits.
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$4.2B DOE Loan Commitment Targets Vistra Nuclear Uprates in Pennsylvania and Ohio
DOE's Office of Energy Dominance Financing offered Vistra a conditional loan of up to $4.2B for uprates at Beaver Valley, Davis-Besse and Perry, adding 433 MW to PJM and preserving nearly 4 GW. Funding still depends on technical, legal, environmental and financial conditions.
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AWS Wins $2.56B DHS Cumulus Single-Award Cloud IDIQ — First Agencywide Hyperscaler Deal for Homeland Security
Amazon Web Services was awarded a $2.56B single-award IDIQ contract by the Department of Homeland Security on June 15, 2026, under the Cumulus cloud program — the first agencywide enterprise cloud vehicle in DHS history, covering IaaS, SaaS, PaaS, and professional services.
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Pentagon clears 8 AI firms — including Reflection AI and Oracle — to deploy on classified IL6 and IL7 networks
May 1, 2026 announcement covers AWS, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, SpaceX, NVIDIA, Reflection AI, and Oracle. CTO Emil Michael: 'It's irresponsible to be reliant on any one partner.' Anthropic notably absent.
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NASA awards Development Seed $76M IDIQ for ODSI data engineering, AI/ML, and informatics support
Performance-based IDIQ kicks off May 15, 2026 — two-year base plus three one-year options through June 2031. Covers system architecture, AI/ML, and operations for NASA's Open Data Science Initiative.
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JWCC logs $3.9B in task orders — JWCC Next RFP coming Q2 FY26, awards in 2027
The Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability has moved over $3.9 billion in task orders since December 2022. The Pentagon is now preparing a follow-on solicitation with explicit emphasis on 'greater visibility into cloud spending.'
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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.
