Google Public Sector LLC

Google Public Sector LLC, a for-profit subsidiary of Google LLC headquartered in Reston, Virginia, provides cloud infrastructure, cloud computing services, and enterprise IT support to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor competing on full-and-open terms with no SBA certifications. The vendor holds tier-one positioning within DoD's cloud ecosystem through two indefinite delivery contracts under the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability (JWCC) program, each valued near $9 billion and expiring December 7, 2027, with combined potential value of approximately $18.04 billion across the JWCC vehicles alone.

Customer concentration is dominated by defense and homeland security agencies. The Defense Information Systems Agency anchors the portfolio with five awards carrying $18.04 billion in combined potential value, driven entirely by the two JWCC IDIQs. The Department of Homeland Security Office of the Chief Information Officer holds two awards valued at $877.2 million combined — a September 2026 single-award IDIQ with $875.65 million ceiling for DHS department-wide cloud requirements on Google Cloud Platform, plus a $1.547 million delivery order issued the same month. The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command accounts for six awards totaling $768.8 million, primarily drawn against JWCC. The Office of the Secretary of Defense has placed five awards worth $16 million combined, including a $29.54 million Frontier AI prototype OTA (July 2025) and a $5 million Commercial Cloud Utilization OTA (May 2026), both sitting outside the FAR. These five agencies account for 61% of award count but the distribution is heavily skewed toward dollars — DISA's two JWCC contracts represent 91% of the vendor's combined potential value.

Google Public Sector LLC places 16 task orders under JWCC, generating $924.5 million in combined potential value. Named delivery orders across this vehicle span the breadth of DoD customer commands: Naval Information Warfare Systems Command drew a $750 million Neptune Enterprise Cloud order (June 2026), a $6.825 million Enterprise Cloud Offerings order (August 2025), and a $4.5 million cloud-native secure computing order (September 2025); the Air Force Sustainment Center issued a $28.6 million Component Enterprise Data Center order (May 2025); the Office of the Secretary of Defense awarded a $28.04 million Google IL 2, 4, 5, and 6 (Secret) cloud platform order (September 2025); and the Air Force Electronic Systems Center placed a $7.68 million unclassified and classified cloud services order (January 2026). Google Public Sector also holds a $875.65 million single-award IDIQ with DHS (awarded September 2026) and seats on multiple other vehicles including a $6.2 million Other Transaction IDV with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command and a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency (awarded December 2025). The vendor received its first SHIELD task order on December 29, 2025, valued at $500.

Activity accelerated significantly in 2025, with 14 of 33 total awards made that year. The vendor's portfolio shows 8 awards in 2026 through September 29, the source's snapshot date. Eleven awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing $869.4 million in combined potential value at recompete risk. Google Public Sector's subcontract footprint is minimal — two sub-awards appear as cloud computing and professional services work for Booz Allen Hamilton (April 2026), consistent with the vendor's 94% prime-award dominance. The portfolio reflects exclusively full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations. Combined obligated dollars total $91.3 million against $19.85 billion in combined potential value, indicating substantial unexercised ceiling availability across active vehicles, particularly the two $9 billion JWCC contracts and the $875.65 million DHS IDIQ. Capability work is concentrated in computing infrastructure (NAICS 518210, 22 awards) and Compute-as-a-Service (PSC IT-Mainframe/Servers, 17 awards), with supplementary R&D and application development work. Work is performed in Reston, Virginia and at subordinate customer locations nationwide, including Fort Belvoir (DLA), Washington DC (Navy), Hill Air Force Base, Utah (Air Force), and Chantilly, Virginia (DHS), plus overseas locations including Germany (Army European Command).