US Cyber Command

U.S. Cyber Command is a major defense command that procures cyberwarfare capabilities, defensive cyber operations, intelligence support, and related services and systems to support Department of Defense operational and strategic cyber requirements. The Command executes procurement through established defense acquisition mechanisms and operates as a component command within U.S. Strategic Command.

Cyber Command has awarded 316 federal contracts totaling $6.06 billion in combined potential value since 2019, with $2.84 billion obligated to date. Contract volume accelerated from 24 awards in 2023 to 79 in 2024 and 109 in 2025, then moderated to 83 awards in 2026 and 1 year-to-date in 2027. The Command works with 133 distinct prime contractors across this portfolio.

Contract competition is moderately concentrated among the top vendors over the last five years. Sealing Technologies, LLC leads by both award count and potential value with 20 awards worth $1.19 billion combined potential value. The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC follows with 17 awards and $332.3 million combined potential value. Icr, Inc. is third by value at $169.1 million across 6 awards. The top five primes account for 29 percent of combined potential value across recent awards. New TECH Solutions, Inc., Feddata Technology Solutions, LLC, and Government Acquisitions LLC round out the near-tier competition with 10 to 12 awards each but substantially lower combined potential values, reflecting their concentration in smaller-dollar engagements. The long tail of 128 additional contractors holds the remaining 71 percent of recent potential value spread across the portfolio.

The majority of Cyber Command contracts carry no set-aside designation—186 awards (59 percent) are unrestricted competitive. Small-business set-asides dominate the remainder at 106 awards (34 percent). Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and 8(a) Sole Source awards together account for 2 percent of all awards.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against Cyber Command in the source digest. Business development professionals evaluating activity at the Command should monitor upcoming solicitations through defense contracting channels and established Cyber Command procurement announcements.