Recent contract deals encompass federal government contracts, major arms sales, and consumer lease or cell phone agreements. Here are some of the notable new deals:
- Federal Government Contracts for FY 2025: There are industry-wide opportunities worth over $27.3 billion, covering areas like IT, professional services, and construction. Noteworthy contracts include the ProTech 2.0 Weather Domain ($8 billion), Department of State’s Access Program ($5 billion), Air Education Training Command Base Operations Support Multiple Award Contract ($4 billion), Special Operations Forces Global Services Delivery ($3.2 billion), and Cellular Wireless Managed Services 3.0 ($1.5 billion). Many opportunities are structured as set-asides for small businesses, encouraging flexible teaming to enhance competitive capabilities[2].
- Major International Arms Contracts (announced September–October 2025):
- Canada approved for $1.75 billion in M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems.
- Australia and Germany each received certifications for comparable advanced weaponry contracts, valued at $705 million and $1.23 billion respectively.
- Other countries receiving significant U.S. military equipment sales include South Korea (AGM-65G2 Maverick Missiles, $34 million), Poland (Javelin Missile Systems, $780 million), Norway (MK 54 MOD 0 Torpedoes, $162.1 million), the Netherlands (AIM-120C-8 Missiles, $570 million), Belgium (AIM-9X Sidewinder Missiles, $567.8 million), Norway (GBU-39B Small Diameter Bomb, $113 million), and Peru (F-16 Aircraft, $3.42 billion)[1].
- Consumer Lease and Phone Contract Deals (October 2025):
- Vehicle leases: Notable deals include the 2025 Volkswagen Tiguan ($279/month, $3999 at signing for 36 months), 2025 Hyundai Elantra ($169/month, $3999 at signing for 24 months), 2025 Jeep Gladiator Mojave ($347/month, $3999 at signing for 36 months), 2026 Hyundai Palisade, and others with competitive terms and rebates[4].
- Cell phone contracts: Deals feature up to $1,000 off select Samsung phones with trade-in, and reduced monthly pricing on major new smartphones like the Google Pixel 10 and Samsung Galaxy S25 series, targeting new lines and upgrades at carriers such as Spectrum Mobile[3].