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Microsoft Federal

AI-powered fraud risk analysis based on 2,500 federal contracts worth $5.8B across 3 government agencies.

TechnologyReston, VA (Federal HQ)5,000+ (federal division) employees
Risk Grade
C
41/100
Overall Fraud Risk Score41/100
Low RiskHigh Risk

Key Government Agencies

Department of DefenseIntelligence CommunityDepartment of Veterans Affairs

Fraud Risk Indicators

IVAS Program Struggles

HIGH

Army's $21.9B IVAS augmented reality headset program based on HoloLens has faced persistent technical problems and soldier rejection.

Cloud Pricing Transparency

MODERATE

Government cloud pricing structures are complex and difficult to compare, making value-for-money assessment challenging.

Enterprise Licensing Lock-In

MODERATE

Dominant position in Office/Azure creates dependency that limits competitive alternatives for critical government systems.

Contract History Summary

Microsoft's government business spans Azure Government cloud, IVAS augmented reality headsets, Office 365 GCC High, and enterprise software licensing. The company competes with AWS for major cloud infrastructure contracts.

Recent USASpending Contract Examples

Recent award activity pulled from USASpending.gov. Snapshot current through Mar 27, 2026.

View all Microsoft Federal contracts on USASpending.gov
Social Security Administration

28321326FDS030013

Recipient entity: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
$7,828,900
Mar 11, 2026

TASK ORDER FOR UNIFIED SUPPORT SERVICES UNDER THE MICROSOFT CONTRACT 28321324D00060001.

Social Security Administration

28321326FDS030014

Recipient entity: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
$771,829
Mar 11, 2026

TASK ORDER FOR MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES (MCS) FOR THE MICROSOFT ENDPOINT CONFIGURATION MANAGER (MECM). THIS IS A RENEWAL OF TASK ORDER 28321325FDS030001.

Social Security Administration

28321326FDS030010

Recipient entity: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
$3,691,886
Mar 9, 2026

MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES (MCS) FOR COURT HEARING RECORDING AND TRANSCRIPTION USING MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGIES.

Department of State

19AQMM25F0949

Recipient entity: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
$626,560
Mar 2, 2026

MICROSOFT UNIFIED SUPPORT

Department of Defense

FA877325F0118

Recipient entity: MICROSOFT CORPORATION
$99,990
Feb 11, 2026

TINKER 38TH ENGINEERING SQUADRON REQUIRES A 100,000 CREDITS OF INFRASTRUCTURE-AS-A-SERVICE AND/OR PLATFORM-AS-A-SERVICE CLOUD SERVICES CREDIT BALANCE IN CLOUD SERVICES TO ENABLE RAPID PROTOTYPING, DEVELOPMENT, AND DEPLOYMENT OF TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS.

Quick Stats

Total Contract Value
$5.8B
Contracts Analyzed
2,500
Key Agencies
3 agencies
Risk Indicators
1 high, 2 moderate
Headquarters
Reston, VA (Federal HQ)

USASpending Source

Recent contracts on this page are sourced from a USASpending.gov snapshot current through Mar 27, 2026.

View all Microsoft Federal contracts on USASpending.gov
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