# Dell贏得一項價值97億美元的五角大廈合約。

*business · news · 2026-05-28 · TechRadar*

## Key points

- Dell獲得一項價值96.9億美元的五角大廈合約，以整合Microsoft軟體採購。
- 該協議允許五角大廈、情報社群及海岸防衛隊共同採購。
- 在Dell整合下，預計每年可為五角大廈節省4.22億美元的IT成本。
- 此合約非新增資金，而是整合即將到期合約預算以提升效率。
- Dell將根據此協議提供Microsoft 365、高級雲端訂閱及本地授權。

Dell has won a Pentagon contract worth $9.7 billion The technology services company will act as a single procurement point The Pentagon, intelligence community, and Coast Guard will jointly procure software The Pentagon is looking to cut costs and stop software license sprawl in its latest contracts with Dell and Microsoft. A $9.69 billion contract has been awarded to Dell to act as a single procurement point for Microsoft licenses across the US Defense Department, the intelligence community and the Coast Guard. The contract will move the Pentagon and other military departments away from duplicative spending on Microsoft licensing. Defense Department Chief Information Officer Kirsten Davies said the contract would allow the Pentagon to save $422 million annually by consolidating “existing IT budgets from across the services and the agencies into a single efficient vehicle.” Annual savings of $422 million The contract awarded to Dell - known as the Microsoft Department of War Enterprise Software Agreement II Core Enterprise Technology Agreement - allows Dell to provide Microsoft 365, advanced cloud subscriptions and on-premises licensing. The contract continues the Pentagon’s existing Enterprise Technology Agreement with Dell and Microsoft. However, the $9.7 billion is not new funding, but a consolidation of budgets from contracts that have come up for renewal at the same time. “This second-generation blanket purchase agreement will streamline and consolidate critical Microsoft software and services across the Department of War, the intelligence community and the U.S. Coast Guard,” Davies said. Acting Navy Chief Information Officer Barry Tanner said, “The vendors were all evaluated based on competition, comparison to GSA schedule pricing and overall chain of value to the department. Going through the process of evaluation, they came out on top.” Michael Dell, the founder and CEO of Dell Technologies, has recently courted favor with President Donald Trump by pledging $6.25 billion to fund investment accounts for children, called “Trump accounts” in the President’s honor. The Department of Defense has been under increasing scrutiny from across the political divide as it seeks approval for a $1.5 trillion budget for 2027. The Pentagon has failed every audit it has undertaken since they were legally required in 2018, with the Pentagon targeting to pass its first audit by 2028. Via CNBC

**Companies:** Dell
**Countries:** United States

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