Oracle America, Inc.

Oracle America, Inc., a subsidiary of Oracle Corporation, operates as a prime contractor delivering enterprise software licensing, cloud infrastructure services, and database management systems to federal agencies across civilian and defense sectors through both direct prime awards and extensive subcontracting relationships. The company competes full-and-open with no set-aside posture, holding a dominant position on the GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0009T with 1,205 task orders worth $757 million combined potential value.

Oracle America's federal footprint spans 1,894 awards (96% prime, 4% sub) worth $4.38 billion combined potential value since 2001, with $881.8 million in obligated dollars. The vendor's recent activity trajectory shows expansion: 34 awards in 2024 and 31 in 2025, though the portfolio is skewed toward smaller purchases — only one award faces recompete completion within the next twenty-four months. The company serves 304 distinct customer agencies, but concentration is diffuse at the top: the five largest customers by award count (NOAA, Navy Information Warfare Systems Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, Smithsonian Institution CIO, and Social Security Administration) account for just 12% of awards. Dollar concentration is similarly spread; the top five by potential value (USDA CIO, DOJ Management Division, FDA, Social Security Administration, and Air Force Materiel Command) represent only 3% of combined potential value. This dispersion reflects Oracle's position as a platform vendor serving broad federal demand for software licensing and cloud services rather than a focused contractor anchored to a handful of agencies.

Oracle America's capability portfolio centers on software licensing and support (Java, Primavera Submittal Exchange, Business Intelligence, database enterprise licenses), cloud infrastructure services (Oracle Stratus cloud via Basic Ordering Agreement awarded October 2024 with a ten-year ceiling through October 2034), and software-as-a-service hosting and maintenance. Representative prime awards include a $27.4 million delivery order from the Office of the Chief Information Officer (January 2025) for Oracle Stratus cloud services; recurring Java licensing agreements with the Federal Communications Commission (FY2025: $179,881; FY2026: $194,271); and Air Force purchases of Primavera Submittal Exchange project management software ranging from $18,750 to $309,660 across multiple installations. The company also supplies hardware products — a $13,601 purchase order from FDA for disk and flash drives in 2023 reflects Oracle's broader goods-and-services posture.

Oracle America's subcontracting footprint centers on software provisioning to large integrators. CGI Federal Inc. is the primary prime contractor, with dozens of sub-awards for Oracle licensing, Momentum software maintenance, and support services on programs including Nuclear Regulatory Commission financial systems (FAIMIS), Department of State and USAID Momentum software, FBI asset management systems, and DHS data center hosting licenses. Science Applications International Corporation and Accenture Federal Services LLC also anchor significant Oracle sub relationships: SAIC procures Oracle Cloud services for Treasury Cloud (TCloud) implementation and PeopleSoft administration under multiple 2025 task orders; Accenture sources Oracle licenses for education-sector financial-aid systems (TIVOD). General Dynamics Mission Systems, General Dynamics Information Technology, Leidos, Peraton, and others round out the prime contractor base, with Oracle delivering database, communications, and cloud-infrastructure support across defense and civilian missions.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows minimal SCI-reportable activity — 16 sub records across FY2022–FY2024 with a declining FTE footprint (43.3 FTEs in FY2022, 8.7 in FY2024). SCI captures only service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes the vast volume of Oracle's product licensing and hardware sales, which dominate the federal footprint. The top NAICS categories in the award portfolio reflect this goods-heavy profile: Office Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing (1,214 awards), Other Computer Related Services (178), and Software Publishers (172). The top PSC codes track similarly — Information Technology Software (725 awards) and IT Support Equipment (66).

Oracle America holds no other named indefinite-delivery vehicles beyond the GSA Federal Supply Schedule dominance; the Oracle Stratus Basic Ordering Agreement (October 2024) represents a newer single-award vehicle. The vendor operates through its parent Oracle Corporation's broader corporate infrastructure and maintains its principal place of business in Reston, Virginia, where Oracle America is registered as a business subsidiary. As a product and licensing vendor rather than a services-heavy integrator, Oracle America's federal strategy emphasizes broad platform availability across civilian and defense agencies via GSA Schedule ordering and agency-specific software purchasing, with subcontracted integration and professional services routed through established system integrator and consulting-firm prime contractors.