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Sub-agency · Code 7004

Office of the Inspector General (Homeland Security)

The Office of Inspector General at the Department of Homeland Security gives independent oversight of DHS programs and operations.

Net obligated
$667M
Increases $700M · decreases −$33.8M
Prime awards
1,500
5,240 actions
Contractors
14
Largest: Dell Technologies
Offices
2
Buying since
2010
First action in the data

About

The Office of Inspector General at the Department of Homeland Security gives independent oversight of DHS programs and operations. Its hotline takes reports from DHS employees and others about fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement.

Prime Contracts Awarded$667M obligated · FY2010–FY2026

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Obligated
$667M
FY2010–FY2026
Contract actions
5,240
1,500 awards
Peak year
FY2024
$54.3M
Top contractor
Dell Technologies
2.4% of obligations
Obligations by fiscal yearLast 5 full years avg $49.1MFaded: FY2026 so far.
FY2010: $794K · 0 actionsFY2011: $30.1M · 0 actionsFY2012: $33.7M · 0 actionsFY2013: $19.1M · 0 actionsFY2014: $17.7M · 0 actionsFY2015: $21.3M · 0 actionsFY2016: $45.8M · 0 actionsFY2017: $43.4M · 0 actionsFY2018: $32.2M · 0 actionsFY2019: $38.4M · 0 actionsFY2020: $49.9M · 0 actionsFY2021: $43.8M · 0 actionsFY2022: $45.4M · 0 actionsFY2023: $53.1M · 0 actionsFY2024: $54.3M · 0 actionsFY2025: $48.8M · 0 actionsFY2026 (to date): $88.8M · 0 actions
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Obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligatedActionsAwards
FY2026 (to date)$88.8M0—
FY2025$48.8M0—
FY2024$54.3M0—
FY2023$53.1M0—
FY2022$45.4M0—
FY2021$43.8M0—
FY2020$49.9M0—
FY2019$38.4M0—
FY2018$32.2M0—
FY2017$43.4M0—
FY2016$45.8M0—
FY2015$21.3M0—
FY2014$17.7M0—
FY2013$19.1M0—
FY2012$33.7M0—
FY2011$30.1M0—
FY2010$794K0—

Contractors

  1. Dell Technologies$15.8M 2.4%
  2. Peraton$12.3M 1.8%
  3. Microsoft$10.3M 1.5%
  4. CACI International$5.0M 0.7%
  5. MITRE$4.8M 0.7%
  6. Motorola Solutions$1.6M 0.2%
  7. Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co$1.3M 0.2%
  8. Leidos$797K 0.1%
  9. General Dynamics$288K 0.0%
  10. ADS$152K 0.0%
  11. All other−$44K -0.0%

Companies, with their subsidiaries counted under the parent.

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What it buys (PSC)

  1. IT and Telecom- Other IT and Telecommunications$12.7M 1.9%
  2. IT and Telecom - Business Application Software (Perpetual License Software)$7.5M 1.1%
  3. IT and Telecom- Annual Software Maintenance Service Plans$6.5M 1.0%
  4. IT and Telecom - Business Application/Application Development Software as a Service$5.2M 0.8%
  5. IT and Telecom - Business Application/Application Development Support Services (Labor)$5.0M 0.7%
  6. Support- Management: Other$4.8M 0.7%
  7. IT and Telecom- Systems Development$4.5M 0.7%
  8. Technical Representative- ADP Equipment/Software/Supplies/Support Equipment$1.5M 0.2%
  9. Radio and Television Communication Equipment, Except Airborne$1.5M 0.2%
  10. IT and Telecom- Telecommunications and Transmission$1.3M 0.2%
  11. Information Technology Software$975K 0.1%
  12. Information Technology Central Processing Unit (Cpu, Computer, Analog)$367K 0.1%
  13. Support- Professional: Technology Sharing/Utilization$144K 0.0%
  14. Unmanned Aircraft$106K 0.0%
  15. Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment- Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components$103K 0.0%

Obligations Office of the Inspector General (Homeland Security) signed on federal prime contracts (award types A–D) from USAspending, FY2008 through Sep 24, 2026. Obligations include de-obligations.

Contracting Offices2

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Contracting offices
NameAwardsObligated
Office Inspector General logo
Office Inspector General		883$522M
DHS Office of the Inspector General logo
DHS Office of the Inspector General		729$144M

Prime contract obligations since FY2008, largest first.