Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0086U

The General Services Administration issued a Federal Supply Schedule contract to Palantir Technologies Inc., contract number GS35F0086U, on November 14, 2007, with an ultimate completion date of November 13, 2027, and a ceiling value of $395,000.00. This multiple-award schedule vehicle establishes catalog-based ordering authority for software licenses, maintenance, professional services, and training across federal agencies without requiring new competitions for individual orders.

Palantir offers perpetual and term licenses for the Palantir Platform under this schedule, with professional services labor categories spanning Implementation Ninja, Core Engineer, and Director of Engineering roles. Training deliverables include QuickStart, Bootcamp, Workshops, and Integration and Development courses. Labor categories are priced from $195.47 to $342.07 per hour, requiring bachelor's degrees and two to three years of experience; no security-cleared labor roles are offered on this civilian schedule.

Since award in 2007, federal agencies have issued numerous delivery orders against this schedule vehicle. Recent high-value ordering activity includes a $385.4 million delivery order from the VA Technology Acquisition Center (September 2025) for the National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics Platform using Palantir's Foundry platform for enterprise analytics and reporting, performed in Washington, DC through September 2030; a $23.9 million delivery order from the FDA (January 2024) for the CDER Analytics Platform in Rockville, Maryland through December 2025; and a $102.8 million delivery order from the VA (September 2021) for a SaaS solution in Denver, Colorado through September 2025. Additional orders span the USDA Plant Protection and Quarantine ($1.6 million for genomic data analytical processes, June 2026), Immigration and Customs Enforcement ($176.5 million for Investigative Case Management operations and maintenance through September 2027, and $13.9 million for FALCON operations and maintenance through June 2023), CDC ($12.4 million for professional support services in Denver through January 2023), NNSA ($91 million for the SAFER project through April 2026), and FDA ($48.2 million for the Enterprise Data & Analytics Platform through February 2024). Older delivery orders against this schedule issued to the Department of Justice, FBI, Marine Corps, U.S. Special Operations Command, and Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency span software licenses, maintenance, and data integration services ranging from under $20,000 to over $33 million per order.

Palantir operates as a full-and-open prime contractor with no SBA set-aside certifications and self-performs all work under this schedule without subcontractor engagement.