Who won August's biggest contracts?
August picked up the contract award pace with 46 awards being reported. Who made the list of the top 10 biggest contracts of August 2014?
Contract award momentum picked up in August as fourth quarter of fiscal 2014 enters its most hectic period.
August saw 46 contracts being reported, a modest increase over July’s 44.
To make the list this time around, you had to have won a contract more than $120 million.
While most of the awards were from federal agencies, there was one big contract awarded by a state government.
The top contract awards for August kicks off at number 10:
10. Dell Federal wins $120M contract to provide CDC with IT infrastructure
Dell has won a $120 million contract with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide the agency with IT infrastructure, application and user support services.
9. Raytheon wins $130M to build new toll system in Massachusetts
Raytheon has won a $130 million contract to provide Massachusetts with an all electronic tolling system.
8. State taps DynCorp for global IT services under $165M task order
DynCorp International has won a $165 million task order to provide global IT services to the State Department’s Bureau of Information Resource Management.
7. Cubic Corp. wins $200M IDIQ to provide Army with training system
Cubic Corp. has won a potentially $200 million contract to supply the Army with the Army Mobile Instrumented Training System.
6. Aerospace Testing Alliance wins $224M option to support Air Force complex
Aerospace Testing Alliance has won a $224 million option to support the Air Force’s Arnold Engineering Development Complex in Manchester, Tenn.
5. Eight win $250M NOAA contract for hydrographic surveying services
Eight companies have won a $250 million contract to provide hydrographic surveying services to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office of Coast Survey. Click here to see who won.
4. Lockheed wins $340M extension to NASA operations assistance work
Lockheed Martin has won a $340 million contract extension to continue providing NASA with facilities development and operations support of human spaceflight missions at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
3. Harris scores $450M contract to support DISA crisis management system
Harris Corp. has won a $450 million contract to provide engineering, maintenance and program management support to the Defense Information Systems Agency.
2. Exelis to provide IT support to Army Corps of Engineers under $517M contract
Exelis has won a $517 million contract to provide the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with enterprise information management and information technology support services.
1. Five win $2.5B contract to consolidate Navy afloat networks
Five companies have won an eight-year $2.5 billion contract to provide the Navy with Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) production units. Click here to see who won.