Award

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EPASS IN SUPPORT OF HB

About this data

Bounded ingest, not a census: 29,750 contract awards currently loaded (1,593 with full transaction history), per the scope in outlay.config.json. Totals are totals of the ingested set.
Dollar amounts are obligations — money the government has promised to pay, not cash already out the door. Agencies report this data themselves; the Defense Department publishes ~90 days late; the current budget year is still in progress. See methodology.
Outlay (paid-out) figures cover only awards that link between contract records and agency financial reports: for Department of Veterans Affairs, 1,648 of 5,855 reported contracts ($32.3B of $48.5B in FY2026 gross outlays) as of FY2026 period 9. Awards without a link show obligations only — that is a coverage fact, not a spending fact.
Source records republish silently; Outlay keeps its own append-only version archive from first pull onward. Post-publication revisions recorded so far: 2,258 awards (2,273 revisions). Revisions are routine (spending progresses, errors get corrected) and are not themselves evidence of anything.

Last ingest run #21 (running) started Sep 6, 2026, 12:40 UTC — 0 awards, 0 details, 0 transactions.

Recipient: ODYSSEY SYSTEMS CONSULTING GROUP, LTD.
Awarding agency: Department of Defense
Sub-agency: Department of the Air Force
Fiscal year: FY2026
Obligated (promised): $85,396,902
Total obligation (detail): $85,396,902
Potential value (ceiling): $781,708,314
Outlaid (paid out, linked File C): no linked financial data
Signed: Apr 9, 2026
Period of performance: May 1, 2026 – Apr 30, 2027
Competition: FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION AFTER EXCLUSION OF SOURCES
Offers received: 3
Solicitation: SUBJECT TO MULTIPLE AWARD FAIR OPPORTUNITY
Pricing: COST PLUS FIXED FEE
NAICS: 541712 — RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY)
Award type: DELIVERY ORDER

Transactions (6)

Outlay keeps a content-hashed copy of this record from every pull. No post-publication revisions observed so far.