Four Points Technology in the USAspending register

Updated 30 September 2026 · line: compute as a service, mainframe and servers · all suppliers in this line

Four Points Technology in the USAspending register. Four Points Technology shows 1,500 federal contracts with $6,862,909,200 obligated in the USAspending register, from September 2006 to September 2026, across 30 agencies.

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Four Points Technology shows 1,500 federal contracts with $6,862,909,200 obligated in the USAspending register, from September 2006 to September 2026, across 30 agencies.

Record since January 2024

292 contracts with $1,699,304,033 obligated from 21 agencies.

Department of Homeland Security accounts for $491,074,755 of that, 28.9 percent.

Line in the register: Compute as a service, mainframe and servers (DB10)

Since January 2024 the line carries 633 contracts with $1,920,851,345 obligated from 33 agencies.

It carried $1,050,540,896 in 2024, $577,240,066 in 2025 and $293,070,384 in the first 9 months of 2026.

191 suppliers share it. Four Points Technology stands 2nd with 12.19 percent.

Department of Veterans Affairs spent $12,256,492 on this line. The $2,215,780 recorded for Four Points Technology is 18.1 percent of it.

Agencies that have never bought from Four Points Technology

11 agencies have bought this line since 2024 and have never held a contract with Four Points Technology: 29 contracts with $60,294,923 obligated.

One of those agencies alone accounts for 2 of them, with $33,845,364 obligated.

How the line is bought

218 contracts since 2024, with $932,787,631 obligated, went to the only supplier that applied.

129 more, with $151,099,073 obligated, were awarded directly, with no competition at all.

Four Points Technology was the supplier on none of them.

1 of the 29 contracts in the 11 agencies were under $15,000 each, $14,548 in total. Below $15,000 the Federal Acquisition Regulation allows an agency to buy without soliciting competitive quotations.

Ending within 12 months

262 contracts in the line, with $840,100,782 obligated, reach their end dates by September 2027.

58 of them, with $44,128,765 obligated, end in the same month, September 2027.

11 of them, with $38,458,248 obligated, sit in the 11 agencies that have never bought from Four Points Technology.

One supplier in the line grew

From $97,709,514 in 2022 and 2023 to $670,565,610 in 2024 to 2026, 586 percent. It sells the same line to the same agencies.

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The extract for Four Points Technology can be prepared in the shortest time. It will name the 11 agencies and the buying office on each of the 29 contracts. For each contract it will name who holds it now, the obligated amount, the contract number and the end date, and the notices behind every figure.

Three suppliers in the same line

MICROSOFT CORPORATION: 68 contracts worth $223,821,910 from 1 agency since 2024, up 149 percent on 2022 to 2023.

ORACLE AMERICA, INC: 14 contracts worth $91,022,194 from 1 agency since 2024, up 171 percent on 2022 to 2023.

SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION: 1 contract worth $75,334,962 from 1 agency since 2024.

What the extract adds

The extract for this line names every department and buying office behind the figures above, who holds each contract now, its value, contract number and end date, and the notices behind every figure.

Agencies it sold to

Other suppliers in this line

Suppliers next to it in Business application and application development software as a service, by value in the USAspending register (the whole line).

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Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, usaspending.gov, accessed 30 September 2026.The data is available to copy, adapt, redistribute, or otherwise use for non-commercial or for commercial purposes (USAspending.gov, Licensing); no Dun & Bradstreet data is shown.