On the article page itself: the contract listings and links are posted at the Contracts section of War.gov — the URL in the article (https://www.war.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/4394525/contracts-for-jan-30-2026/) and the site’s Contracts landing page (https://www.war.gov/News/Contracts/). If the site is blocked, the Department of War’s daily contract posts follow the same format used by the U.S. Dept. of Defense ‘Contracts’ releases, which are found at https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/ (same daily listing of award notices).
The Department typically awards a mix of contract types: services (professional and technical support), equipment and weapons procurement, construction and engineering, research and development, and indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) task orders. Daily contract announcements show examples across these categories (firm‑fixed‑price, cost‑reimbursement, IDIQ, task orders).
It refers to each individual contract action or award (individual contract or task order) whose value meets or exceeds the $7.5 million reporting threshold, not an aggregated program total. Federal reporting systems publish award-level actions (FPDS/SAM/USAspending) rather than summing unrelated awards into one posted amount.
These high‑value contract announcements are published every business day (daily) in the agency’s Contracts/News section (typically posted in the late afternoon).
Yes. Public daily contract posts typically include contractor name, award amount (obligation or contract value), a short description of the work, contract type, and the primary place of performance or award location; many entries also list the contracting office and expected completion/performance dates.
Classified or national‑security–sensitive contracts, details of classified tasks, and information that could harm operations are excluded or redacted from public lists. Agencies publish unclassified award-level information for transparency but withhold classified/sensitive content under security rules.
Small businesses should register in SAM.gov (System for Award Management), create a SAM profile and NAICS/PSC codes, monitor Contract Opportunities on SAM.gov, use the DoD Office of Small Business Programs resources, and subscribe to agency contracting forecasts/daily notices to find and bid on opportunities.