Department of Energy · enacted
$1.6B for BATTELLE SAVANNAH RIVER ALLIANCE, LLC — SAVANNAH RIVER NATIONAL LABORATORY MANAGEMENT AND OPERATING (M&O) CONTRACT clears Obligated · Department of Energy · Department of Energy.
Battelle Savannah River Alliance holds the DOE M&O contract for Savannah River National Laboratory with $1.6B in FY2026 appropriations. The allocation funds operations, capital equipment, and facility maintenance across the lab's research portfolio spanning nuclear materials, environmental remediation, and advanced manufacturing. M&O contracts operate as cost-reimbursable vehicles with fixed-fee structures; renewal cycles typically run 5–10 years, with annual appropriations tracking negotiated baseline and performance metrics.
Vendors supplying specialized equipment, instrumentation, and subcontract services to SRNL operations should monitor DOE-SR (Savannah River Operations Office) solicitation pipelines and the contractor's supply chain communications. The M&O structure creates tiered procurement: Battelle manages prime awards; subcontractors and equipment suppliers compete through both formal RFQs and indefinite-delivery contracts.
FY2026 appropriation cycles lock funding now; vendors with capabilities in nuclear facility systems, decontamination/decommissioning support, or lab-scale manufacturing should track SRNL's strategic initiatives briefings and DOE-SR small-business outreach sessions for visibility into planned capital replacements and multi-year equipment roadmaps.
Obligated · Department of Energy · Department of Energy · FY2026 · synced 2026-06-26
Department of Veterans Affairs · enacted
$1.4B for ORACLE HEALTH GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. — EHRM WAVES K, L, M (VISN 23) AND N, O (VISN 15) DEPLOYMENTS clears Obligated · Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs.
VA obligated $1.4B in FY2026 for Oracle Health Government Services to deploy electronic health record modernization (EHRM) across Waves K, L, M in Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) 23 and Waves N, O in VISN 15. This represents sustained funding for a multi-wave regional rollout of the agency's core health IT infrastructure replacement, moving beyond earlier pilot deployments into broader operational footprint. The two-network concentration signals accelerated tempo in the national VA EHR transition timeline.
Vendors supplying system integration, data migration, infrastructure, or clinical workflow consulting tied to VA's EHRM program should track wave-to-wave contract amendments and task order activity under the prime integrator vehicle. Wave sequencing and regional VISN boundaries typically determine subcontractor participation windows; procurement pressure concentrates 12–18 months ahead of each wave go-live. The $1.4B allocation anchors budget certainty through FY2026, increasing odds of competitive follow-on opportunities as waves progress toward full national deployment.
Obligated · Department of Veterans Affairs · Department of Veterans Affairs · FY2026 · synced 2026-06-26
Department of Transportation · enacted
$890.9M for LEIDOS, INC. — THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO ENHANCE AND MAINTAIN THE EN ROUTE AUTOMATION AND MODERNIZATION (E clears Obligated · Department of Transportation · Federal Aviation Administration.
The FAA obligated $890.9M in FY2026 to Leidos for sustained operations and enhancement of the En Route Automation and Modernization (ERAM) system and its associated En Route Information Display System (ERIDS). This contract covers production, implementation, and ongoing technical support for the air traffic control backbone that processes departure, en route, and arrival data across the National Airspace System.
Leidos holds the integrator role for a system that processes real-time flight data for roughly 45,000 daily operations. The appropriation sustains both current operations and incremental capability additions—a structure that signals the FAA's reliance on continuous contractor presence rather than episodic modernization cycles. Vendors supplying subsystems, display terminals, data processing modules, or ground infrastructure components have a fixed customer requirement through this contractor.
The enacted status confirms the appropriation is law. Competitors in avionics ground systems, display hardware, or air traffic data integration should track FAA acquisition notices tied to ERAM sustainment task orders and any parallel modernization initiatives (such as NextGen integration benchmarks) that may splinter from the core Leidos contract.
Obligated · Department of Transportation · Federal Aviation Administration · FY2026 · synced 2026-06-26