The Army's PrSM Increment 2 contract has a ceiling of $1.2 billion and covers initial procurement, future orders, follow-on production and development.

A new U.S. Air Force construction contract opportunity is active on SAM.gov for qualified small business contractors. The FY27 Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) is structured as a seven-yea...

Accenture Federal Services received a $480.4 million Army contract for JETMS, with Fort Belvoir work expected through February 2032.

The Department of Finance has extended the work freeze on KPMG, a scandal-hit consultancy firm, until the end of October 2026. This extension follows a mutual agreement between the Department and KPMG, pushing back the original procurement pause by an additional month. The deadline for the independent review of KPMG's governance, culture, ethics, and integrity frameworks has also been delayed to October 9, 2026. Departmental officials stated that the two-week extension was necessary to allow for the consideration of findings from separate inquiries concerning the firm, which were scheduled to report by September 30, 2026. Under the updated procurement policy note, Commonwealth officials are instructed not to enter into any contracts with KPMG Australia for approaches to market closing beginning June 16, 2026. The firm has been under immense scrutiny since its handling of a whistleblower allegation. Finance has maintained three specific operational exemptions to the ban: contracts executed before the initial June directive remain fully valid, proposals or tenders submitted before June 16, 2026, are permitted to proceed through the evaluation pipeline, and the continued licensing, maintenance, or sale of existing KPMG proprietary software products is exempt from the freeze. The Department of Finance will provide further operational advice to agencies in October after the conclusion of the independent review. The news was reported by Ray Athwal, a data journalist for The Canberra Times, who focuses on data-driven stories. The article highlights ongoing concerns about KPMG's governance and ethics following the whistleblower incident, with the Department of Finance maintaining a cautious approach to the firm's federal contracts.

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June 22 contract notices funded Lockheed Conventional Prompt Strike rounds and Schuyler Line roll-on/roll-off sealift capacity for Japan-based operations.

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Telos' Xacta won FedRAMP High authorization on Apr 9, 2026, enabling eligibility for high-impact federal contracts; this expands the firm's addressable federal market.