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Verizon (VZ): government contracts

Every contract the U.S. government announced for Verizon since Sep 8, 2026, with the money actually committed and what the stock did next.

Announced$124 M
Firm money (obligated)$124 M
Contracts2
Vs. market value<0.1%
Stock since 1st contract-10.6%
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📜 Every contract, newest first

DateAgencyAmountObligatedTypeStock afterOfficial notice
Oct 27, 2026Navy$32 M$2,500Ceiling (IDIQ)+2.5%source ↗
Verizon Business Network Services LLC, Ashburn, Virginia, is awarded $32,338,000 for a firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract in support of the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Atlantic to provide commercial telephone services at supported naval bases within the U.S.
Sep 9, 2026Department of the Treasury$40 M$40 MModification-9.4%source ↗
Toll free contact center services enterprise infrastructure solutions. exercise of option year 7.
Sep 8, 2026Health & Human Services$84 M$84 MModification-10.6%source ↗
Hhs enterprise infrastructure solutions (eis) task order

🧭 How to read it

"Announced" is the ceiling in the notice — often a maximum over years. "Obligated" is the money committed today. "Vs. market value" is the total as % of the company's stock-market value: above 1% it can move the stock; above 10% it is a big deal.

❓ FAQ

How much did the government pay Verizon (VZ) recently?

Since our tracking window began, the U.S. Department of War announced 2 contracts for Verizon totaling $124 M, of which $124 M is obligated (firm) money.

Which agencies hired Verizon?

The awards came from: Navy, Department of the Treasury, Health & Human Services.

Do these contracts move VZ stock?

Together they equal <0.1% of the company's market value. The stock moved -10.6% since the first contract in this window. Contracts are one factor among many; this is educational, not financial advice.

📚 Faro Library reports

Educational content, not financial advice. Data: daily contract announcements of the U.S. Department of War (≥ $7.5 M), prices via Yahoo Finance.