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Accenture to Build and Secure ICBM FENCES for US Nuclear Missile Modernization in $151M No-Bid Deal

The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center awarded Accenture Federal Services a $151.5 million task order for ICBM FENCES engineering, development, security and operations at Hill Air Force Base. Placed without competition under the Alliant 2 acquisition vehicle, the firm-fixed-price order runs through June 30, 2030, and carries a $228 million ceiling for additional in-scope requirements. The Air Force obligated $6.72 million in fiscal 2026 research, development, test and evaluation funding at award. The contract continues Accenture’s involvement in the ICBM engineering environment, but the announcement does not define FENCES’ technical architecture or establish a separate missile-production purchase.

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