Leidos
Every GovConFeed story on Leidos — contract awards, policy, enforcement, and protests, newest first.
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Awards
DMEA Awards $25.4B ATSP V Microelectronics IDIQ to 10 Companies Led by Northrop, Raytheon, Leidos
The Defense Microelectronics Activity awarded 10 companies — including Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Leidos, L3Harris, Boeing, and Draper Lab — spots on the $25.4B ATSP V IDIQ contract to accelerate American-made microelectronics into military systems over a potential 10-year ordering period.
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Leidos Wins $869M Army Contract to Build AI-Powered Battlefield Decision System
The Army awarded Leidos an $869M five-year contract under the MACRO II program to integrate AI across all warfighting domains, helping commanders process multidomain data faster than ever.
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OptumServe Wins $1.6B Defense Health Agency Contract to Replace Leidos in Military Readiness Exams
OptumServe Health Services, a UnitedHealth Group subsidiary, secured the fourth-generation Remote Health Reserve Program contract, displacing Leidos' QTC Medical Services after a four-bidder competition.
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Leidos' Dynetics wins $617.2M Army order for 53 IFPC Inc 2 systems — total program ~$1.2B
April 23, 2026 award via Leidos' Dynetics subsidiary funds 53 Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 systems plus continued R&D through 2029. Combined with $356M from July/Sept 2025, total now ~$1.2B in production contracts.
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Leidos wins $456M GSA Military OneSource contract — Accenture-owned Cognosante terminated for cause
GSA terminated Cognosante's ~$576M predecessor 'for cause' and awarded $456.3M four-year contract to Leidos on April 17, 2026. Cognosante was acquired by Accenture's U.S. federal subsidiary in May 2024 — making this Accenture's loss too.
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State Department's $10B EVOLVE IT-services IDIQ — final 48 awardees across 5 categories
After clearing the last protest in February 2026, the State Department finalized 48 contract awards across IT management, cloud, application development, network, and end-user support categories. Major holders: Leidos (4), SAIC (4), GDIT (3), Booz Allen (3), Acuity (3), Amaxiam (3).
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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.
