Booz Allen Wins $4.2B VA Health Modernization Recompete

FMG NewsroomJune 19, 2026

The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded a five-year health IT modernization recompete valued at approximately $4.2 billion, displacing the prior incumbent on one of the most closely watched programs in the civilian health portfolio.

The award underscores a theme we have tracked all quarter: incumbents on long-running modernization programs are increasingly vulnerable at recompete, particularly where schedule and integration challenges have drawn oversight attention.

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