Contract Deobligations Alert — September 19, 2026

Motorola Solutions secured a $139.6 million firm-fixed-price delivery order from the Department of Justice for an enterprise radio system in Washington, D.C., awarded via full and open competition, indicating competitive strength in wireless communications equipment.

Deloitte Consulting secured a $106.4 million initial obligation under a $467.3 million ceiling delivery order from GSA to provide enterprise-wide professional services to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, with cost-plus award fee pricing reducing execution risk.

Deloitte Consulting's $147.7 million firm-fixed-price contract with TSA for personnel and payroll services ended in March 2022, providing no current revenue stream but indicating past demand for HR operational support.

CPA Global's $137 million firm-fixed-price contract with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office runs from January 2012 to February 2025, with no outlays reported, limiting current financial impact and signaling potential re-compete risk.

Motorola Solutions' $139.6 million firm-fixed-price delivery order carries medium pricing risk as cost overruns are borne by the contractor, and no outlays have been recorded, potentially delaying revenue recognition.

Deloitte Consulting LLP received two of the four contracts totaling $254.2 million (48% of total obligation), creating concentration risk if Deloitte faces performance issues or budget cuts at TSA or GSA.

CPA Global's $137 million USPTO contract expires in February 2025 with no outlays recorded, posing a risk of lost recurring revenue if the contract is not extended or re-competed.

Motorola Solutions' $139.6 million Bureau of Prisons radio system order under the DHS TACCOM II MAC could lead to additional task orders from other Department of Justice or DHS components, expanding revenue in wireless communications.

Deloitte Consulting's $106.4 million GSA contract supporting the Indo-Pacific Command, a high-priority geographic command, positions Deloitte for follow-on work and option exercises through 2030, with low pricing risk due to cost-plus award fee structure.

The $147.7 million TSA HR contract awarded to Deloitte (now completed) suggests stable demand for personnel and payroll support services at DHS, creating opportunities for recompetes or new contracts in the same NAICS code (541612).

Three of four contracts ($391.2 million total) are civilian agency awards for professional and operational support services, including Deloitte's TSA HR contract and GSA Indo-Pacific Command support, and CPA Global's USPTO contract, indicating sustained demand for consulting and support services outside defense.

Motorola Solutions' $139.6 million Bureau of Prisons radio system order highlights government investment in enterprise wireless communications, particularly for public safety and corrections, under full and open competition.

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{"entity" => "Deloitte Consulting LLP", "reason" => "Received $254.2M in two contracts (TSA and GSA); option exercises on the GSA Indo-Pacific Command contract and potential TSA recompete are key events.", "trigger" => "Option exercise announcements on GSA contract; new TSA HR procurement"}

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