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FY2025Found 50 IT investments in FY2025 (showing the first 50). Largest: Enterprise Information Technology as a Service - 1 (Department of Defense), $1.14B.
| IT investment | Agency | Bureau | Investment type | Portfolio part | Fiscal year | IT spending | From other agencies | Investment ID (UII) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Information Technology as a Service - 1 | Department of Defense | Air Force | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $1.14B | $0 | 007-000103367 | Enterprise IT as a Service (EITaaS) is part of the USAF efforts to modernize and streamline commercial IT practices and cloud-computing adoption. This effort will leverage the best practices from the private sector to provide standardized, innovative, and agile IT services for the AF. Upon successful implementation, EITaaS will support mission success and enable increased cyberspace effectiveness |
| Army IT Personnel Support to Major Commands (MACOMS) and Tactical Forces | Department of Defense | Army | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $1.06B | $0 | 007-000103376 | This investment identifies the military personnel supporting MACOMs and Tactical Forces. It includes personnel numbers and pay. It does not account for military personnel supporting NETCOM which is reported under 007-000006588 NETWORK ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY COMMAND. It also does not include military personnel specifically identified as part of specific programs. |
| Common User Infrastructure | Department of Defense | Army | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $977.38M | $0 | 007-000101170 | Common User Infrastructure (CUI) accounts for end-user computing hardware, software and services. The CUI records do not include any Information Technology that requires a stand-alone accreditation or items purchased as a single investment. The CUIs include, but are not limited to the following: (1) Desktops (2) Laptops (3) BlackBerry smart phones (4) Personal Digital Assistants (5) Printers (6 |
| Enterprise Security Services↗ | Department of Veterans Affairs | Department of Veterans Affairs | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $951.54M | $0 | 029-888888600 | This investment funds the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) information security program providing enterprise-wide cybersecurity and privacy capabilities to protect and defend Veterans' information and VA information systems. The investment's mature programs are aligned to Federal Information Security Management Act of 2014 and enhance VA's management of information security risks through strate |
| Electronic Health Record Modernization↗ | Department of Veterans Affairs | Department of Veterans Affairs | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $894.00M | $0 | 029-555555305 | The EHR system will serve Veterans as one common system providing a single, accurate lifetime health record. It will also result in improved patient care, safety, and result in enabling seamless care without compromise of data between current systems. |
| Filing and Intake↗ | Department of the Treasury | Internal Revenue Service | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $814.97M | $0 | 015-000200470 | Filing and Intake includes the registration, ingestion, validation and perfection, error resolution, and payment processing of all inbound electronic and paper submissions, IRS correspondence and other inbound taxpayer information. This Investment provides ingestion mechanisms for institutions to send data for IRS and provides up-front issue detection and resolution. Consolidation of previous U |
| CMS Federally Facilitated Exchange (FFE)↗ | Department of Health and Human Services | Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $812.81M | $0 | 009-000267389 | The CMS CCIIO FFM provides a platform for organizing the health insurance marketplace to help consumers and small businesses shop for coverage. The investment includes a data services hub which facilitates information sharing across partners. |
| Data Center and Cloud Standard Investment | Social Security Administration | Social Security Administration | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $744.83M | $0 | 016-000002544 | The Data Center and Cloud standard investment secures and maintains demographic, wage, and benefit information for all American citizens. The core objective of the Data Center is to ensure the availability, changeability, stability, and security of SSA's Information Technology (IT) architecture for the entire agency. Provided within the Data Center are technical support services, technology refre |
| Tax Account Management | Department of the Treasury | Internal Revenue Service | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $723.11M | $0 | 015-000200465 | Tax Account Management processes all creations, updates, and deletions for a variety of tax filing entities. Additionally, it maintains centralized access to billions of tax records and provides critical account services to process tax returns, payments and fees, and other types of financial transactions. Tax Account Management supports the other business areas by providing the ability to acce |
| Digital Services↗ | Department of the Treasury | Internal Revenue Service | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $644.69M | $0 | 015-000200469 | Digital Services includes the self-service and online options which allow taxpayers and external stakeholders to interact on the web via IRS websites and web applications. Consolidation of previous UIIs: 015-000000017, 015-000000012, 015-000000056, 015-000200053 . |
| Non-DISN Telecomm | Department of Defense | Defense-wide | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $640.00M | $0 | 007-000000526 | This line reflects non-DISA managed telecommunications costs previously reported under the DISN line. The DISA Transformation initiative identified the need to properly display these costs. The costs reflect telecommunications costs for the Federal Technology Service (FTS) and other telecommunications support where DISA provides contracting services but does not manage the costs. |
| Non-Core Network Infrastructure Data Centers | Department of Defense | Army | standard infrastructure | standard infrastructure | 2025 | $636.05M | $0 | 007-000101167 | The Non-Core Network Infrastructure Data Centers include Army Data Centers that are not Core Data Center (CDC) or Installation Processing Node (IPN). Included are: ? Special Purpose Processing Nodes (SPPN) ? Tactical Processing Nodes (TPN) ? Any other Data Center not classified as a CDC or IPN. |
| Department of Defense Healthcare Management System Modernization↗ | Department of Defense | Defense-wide | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $628.19M | $0 | 007-000100033 | ? The DHMSM program acquired an integrated inpatient/outpatient Best of Suite (BoS) electronic health record (EHR) solution, augmented by the Best of Breed (BoB) product(s). The overarching goal of the program is to enable healthcare teams to deliver high-quality, safe, care and preventive services to patients through the use of easily accessible standards-based computerized patient records. The |
| Navy Enterprise Resource Planning | Department of Defense | Navy, Marine Corps | major | mission support | 2025 | $615.82M | $0 | 007-000000186 | The Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (Navy ERP) Program was established to transform and standardize Navy business processes for key acquisition, financial, and logistics operations. Navy ERP combines business process reengineering (BPR) and industry best practices, supported by commercial off-the-shelf software, and integrates all facets of a business, using a single database to manage shared co |
| Health Management Platform↗ | Department of Veterans Affairs | Department of Veterans Affairs | major | mission delivery | 2025 | $613.69M | $0 | 029-555555302 | Health Management Platform investment modernizes healthcare delivery within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It supports programs improving health-related systems and processes, enhancing care for veterans and their families across areas like bereavement care, diagnostics, medication management, specialized care, and telehealth services. By leveraging technology and data analytics, this in |
Why this number?
- Federal IT Dashboard (itdashboard.gov): the IT investments agencies report to OMB and what each budgets for them per fiscal year (26 CFO Act agencies plus a few others; classified and some legislative/judicial IT not included). IT spending = the agency's own funding (money other agencies contribute counts with those agencies, so nothing is counted twice). Recent years are plans and budget requests; earlier years what was spent. It's a budget, not contract awards: much of it is federal staff and IT the agency runs itself. Years loaded: FY2021–FY2025.
- One row per IT investment and fiscal year, largest funding first; the investment's name links to its public page where the agency gave one.
- Compiled by the award list
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- Source USAspending.gov prime awards · about the data
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