13 separate rows in the record we hold name General Dynamics Information Technology, INC., across 5 awarding agencies (General Services Administration, Department of State, Department of Defense, Department of Transportation, Department of Health and Human Services), and their figures add to $5.62 billion.

One name, several awarding agencies

By Marisol Vega, Federal Spending Correspondent. Filed Monday 3 August 2026. Government Spending

General Dynamics Information Technology, INC. (UEI SMNWM6HN79X5) appears in 13 separate rows across five awarding agencies in the record we hold, and the sum of those figures is $5.62 billion over the awards we have observed and no wider federal record . This total represents the absolute values of the 13 rows added together as of 2026-08-03 and does not constitute a single cumulative obligation or new award action .

The Department of State recorded $39.5 million in new obligations for General Dynamics Information Technology, INC. on 2026-08-03, bringing that specific award to $1.59 billion obligated to date for work landing in VA . The General Services Administration recorded two distinct actions for the same UEI on 2026-08-03 consisting of $5,828 in new obligations for work landing in MD that brought one award to $842.8 million obligated to date . A separate GSA action on 2026-08-03 was a de-obligation of $5.3 million that reduced another award to $578.3 million obligated to date .

These four data points sit next to each other in the record we hold as of 2026-08-03, yet none explains another . The read here is that these entries represent discrete contract modifications rather than components of a unified transaction, but the record provides no narrative linking the State Department increase to the simultaneous GSA adjustments . The $5.62 billion figure aggregates these unconnected rows and carries no independent operational meaning beyond the summation of the 13 observed entries .

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