General Federal Contracts — September 19, 2026

Motorola Solutions secured a $139.6 million firm-fixed-price delivery order under the DHS TACCOM II MAC for an enterprise radio system project in Washington, D.C., with performance from September 2026 to September 2028. The award was made under full and open competition, signaling competitive strength in wireless communications equipment.

Deloitte Consulting won a $106.4 million cost-plus award fee delivery order from GSA to provide enterprise-wide professional services to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, with a total ceiling of $467.3 million. The cost-plus structure reduces execution risk for Deloitte, and the Indo-Pacific Command focus suggests stable demand through 2030.

Deloitte's $147.7 million firm-fixed-price contract with TSA for personnel and payroll services ended in March 2022, with no current revenue impact. The contract was awarded through full and open competition, but its expiration limits near-term financial significance.

CPA Global (LANDON IP) Inc, a woman-owned business, holds a $137 million firm-fixed-price contract with the USPTO for professional support services, running from January 2012 to February 2025. No outlays have been recorded, and the contract is in its final months, limiting current financial impact.

Motorola Solutions' $139.6 million firm-fixed-price delivery order carries medium pricing risk, as cost overruns could compress margins. The contract has no options, limiting upside from scope expansion.

Deloitte Consulting appears twice in this digest with combined obligations of $254.2 million, but one contract is expired. The active $106.4 million GSA order is cost-plus, reducing risk, but reliance on follow-on work from Indo-Pacific Command introduces concentration risk.

The CPA Global USPTO contract ($137M) is near its February 2025 end with no outlays recorded, suggesting potential delays in revenue recognition or contract closeout issues. A recompete may be delayed under a continuing resolution.

The $139.6 million enterprise radio system order signals DOJ investment in communications infrastructure. Motorola Solutions could secure additional task orders under the DHS TACCOM II MAC or from other DOJ components.

The $106.4 million GSA delivery order for Indo-Pacific Command support, with a $467.3 million ceiling, provides a multi-year platform. Deloitte could expand its footprint as the command's needs grow.

CPA Global's status as a woman-owned small business may provide an edge in any USPTO recompete for professional support services, especially if set-aside preferences are applied.

Three of four contracts are civilian agency awards totaling $391.2 million, with Deloitte Consulting and CPA Global capturing large professional support contracts from TSA, GSA, and USPTO. This suggests stable demand for HR, engineering, and advisory services.

Motorola Solutions' $139.6 million enterprise radio system order from the Bureau of Prisons indicates DOJ investment in secure, advanced communications. This aligns with broader federal push for mission-critical wireless upgrades.

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