Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — October 24, 2026

Accenture Federal Services LLC received a $45,668,737 firm-fixed-price obligation from the Department of Energy's Headquarters Procurement Services, with base-plus-options value of $289,323,851 through 2032-07-27. Outlays are currently $0, so the revenue contribution is not yet visible.

Full exercise of the base-plus-options value would imply roughly $48M per year over the contract period, a durable civilian revenue stream if orders materialize. Full and open competition with no set-aside suggests the award reflects open-market competitiveness rather than a policy-driven allocation.

Accenture Federal Services carries a $45,668,737 obligation with $0 reported outlays, and the majority of the $289,323,851 potential value is contingent on options or future orders rather than committed funding.

The $45,668,737 obligation has $0 outlays, and the Accenture Federal Services award is firm-fixed-price under NAICS 541512, which places cost-overrun risk on the contractor at the Department of Energy in Washington, DC.

Two subawards totaling $10,445,499 are reported under the Accenture award, but the subawardees and their roles are not identified, limiting visibility into delegated work.

The single record provides no multi-year appropriations history for DOE IT spending, so budget trend direction cannot be assessed.

Option exercise on the Accenture Federal Services DOE BPA call could expand obligations toward the $289,323,851 base-plus-options value, implying roughly $48M per year if fully exercised.

The single award is a $45,668,737 NAICS 541512 application development and business applications support BPA call from DOE's Headquarters Procurement Services, indicating continued civilian demand for outsourced IT services. Evidence is limited to one record, so the theme is provisional.

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