EY Wins Multi-Year DoD Audit Contracts Valued Up to $869.4 Million
What happened
Ernst & Young won two labor-hour contracts with a combined maximum value of $869.4 million to audit Navy and Air Force financial statements. The larger contract, valued at up to $455.4 million, covers audits for the Navy general fund, Marine Corps general fund, and Navy working capital fund through fiscal 2031. The second contract, worth up to $414 million, covers the Air Force general fund and working capital fund.
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Why it matters
The contracts, which run through 2031, represent significant long-term financial commitments from the Department of War. The Defense Finance and Accounting Service’s Contract Services Directorate in Columbus, Ohio, is managing the contracting activity for both awards.
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Who's involved
- DeloitteSecured the large audit contracts for Navy and Air Force financial statements
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
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Competitors might face increased pressure on their revenue streams due to the large contract award.