Leidos won a potential eight-year, $672.5 million contract to deploy checkpoint security equipment for the TSA. GovTribe data was cited in the article to reference the order volume of the contract's original iteration.
The Navy has awarded seven companies positions on a potential nine-year, $827.9 million business support contract. GovTribe data was used in the article to cite historical obligation volume against the predecessor contract.
The Navy has begun market research and planning for the hardware recompete of its NGEN enterprise IT network. This signals upcoming federal contracting opportunities for IT hardware and supply chain vendors.
Washington Technology reports on the TSA's upcoming recompete for a $100 million operational testing blanket purchase agreement, referencing GovTribe data for historical obligation figures. This mentions GovTribe's platform data as a factual resource for federal procurement analysis.
The Small Business Administration is establishing a fast-track application process for defense-critical companies entering the 8(a) program. GovTribe data was used to analyze the small percentage of active 8(a) firms registered under the prioritized NAICS codes.
Washington Technology reports on the Air Force's RFI for a PLM program overhaul, citing GovTribe data for incumbent contract details. This highlights GovTribe's utility as a trusted data source in federal contracting journalism.
CMS is reevaluating awards for its $3.5 billion RMADA contract following protests from Accenture and Rand Corp. This data illustrates spending patterns from previous iterations of the federal contracting vehicle.
The Army and DHA are opening new on-ramps and solicitations for multibillion-dollar technology and R&D contracts. GovTribe data is referenced to highlight spending statistics for existing contract vehicles.
Peraton has won a 10-year, $953 million contract to provide communication infrastructure services to DISA. GovTribe data is cited to show past task order obligations against the expiring contract.
The Navy has selected 29 companies for a $400 million cyberspace operations exercise support contract. GovTribe data is used to highlight historical obligation volumes on the predecessor contract.
The Pentagon awarded Palantir up to $244 million in no-bid software work, raising questions about federal sole-source contracting justifications. GovTribe data was cited showing Palantir's total recent federal contract obligations.
The Pentagon issued a memo directing increased federal spending on Palantir software through sole-source commitments. GovTribe data was cited showing Palantir's massive federal contract obligations since 2024.
The Space Force released a final solicitation for the $300 million HADES ground operations support contract. GovTribe data was referenced to show historical spending figures on the incumbent EDIS contract.
An analysis of GovTribe data reveals that non-competitive contract awards are down 20% through July while maintaining their overall share of federal spending. This highlights shifting dynamics in federal procurement and contracting trends.
An analysis leveraging GovTribe data highlights that while the total volume of non-competitive federal contract awards dropped through July 2026, their relative share of total federal procurement spending actually increased.
An analysis of federal procurement data conducted using GovTribe reveals that non-competitive contract awards dropped 20% through July, though their overall proportion of federal contracting actions increased. The report highlights shifting dynamics in the government contracting landscape under current procurement strategies.
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