DOE Energy Grants — October 24, 2026

Accenture Federal Services LLC received a $45,668,737 firm-fixed-price obligation from DOE Headquarters Procurement Services under full and open competition, with a base-plus-options value of $289,323,851 and an end date of 2032-07-27. Revenue impact is not yet observable because outlays are reported at $0.

Despite a $45,668,737 obligation, reported outlays are $0, so no realized revenue is yet visible from this award and near-term earnings contribution cannot be verified.

Only $45,668,737 of the $289,323,851 base-plus-options value is currently obligated, meaning the majority of potential value depends on option exercise or future task orders rather than committed funding.

Accenture Federal Services LLC's DOE award shows $0 outlays against a $45.7M obligation, and two subawards totaling $10,445,499 are reported without identified subawardees or roles, creating uncertainty over delivery and pass-through economics.

The contract is performed under DOE civilian appropriations, and the data provides no multi-year appropriations history, so funding continuity against the $289.3M ceiling cannot be assessed.

Accenture Federal Services LLC is a foreign-owned, not-designated-small-business recipient, which limits set-aside eligibility on future DOE work and concentrates exposure to a single large-prime vehicle.

Accenture Federal Services LLC could capture additional DOE IT services work if options are exercised toward the $289,323,851 base-plus-options value, implying roughly $48M per year if fully exercised over the period.

Two subawards totaling $10,445,499 signal partial delegation of work, which could create near-term opportunities for the unnamed subcontractors as the contract ramps.

A single DOE award of $45,668,737 (base-plus-options up to $289,323,851) to Accenture Federal Services LLC under NAICS 541512 reflects competitively awarded, firm-fixed-price civilian IT work with cost-overrun risk on the contractor. The data is limited to one contract, so the theme is directional rather than established.

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