What TREAS buys
Most TREAS dollars don't go through open SAM.gov competitions. Here's how the spend actually breaks down:
Where TREAS posts opportunities
Primary channels: SAM.gov · GSA Schedule.
TREAS pain points
What TREAS is actively trying to fix — sourced from agency strategic plans, IG reports, and FY26 budget justifications. Map your capabilities to these and you're writing toward an evaluator's actual problem.
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IRS modernization - $80B+ investment in taxpayer services, IT systems, and enforcement technology
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Financial systems consolidation - migrating legacy mainframe systems to cloud-based platforms
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Tax processing automation - reducing manual processing of 150M+ annual returns
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Fraud detection and prevention - AI-driven analytics for tax evasion and identity theft
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Sanctions enforcement technology - OFAC screening systems for global financial transactions
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Cybersecurity for financial infrastructure - protecting Treasury payment systems processing $5T+ annually
FY26 funding priorities
Where the money is moving inside TREAS in the current and upcoming fiscal years.
- $1.9B allocated for IRS modernization under the Inflation Reduction Act, with contracts for IT system upgrades and taxpayer service platforms expected through FY2025-2027
- $500M in funding for Treasury’s Cybersecurity Enhancement Account to implement Zero Trust Architecture across financial systems, with RFPs for cybersecurity solutions anticipated in FY2025
- $300M committed to the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for financial sanctions enforcement tools, including software and data analytics contracts open for bidding in FY2025
- $250M budgeted for IRS enforcement initiatives to reduce the tax gap, with procurement opportunities for data analytics and compliance technology through FY2026
- $150M allocated for Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to enhance anti-money laundering oversight, with contracts for regulatory technology solutions expected in FY2025
How Mindy tracks TREAS
Mindy pulls TREAS opportunities from 3 sources every day — SAM.gov, agency forecast portals, recompete signals from expiring contracts — then filters by your NAICS, set-aside eligibility, and location. New opportunities and recompete signals land in a single morning email.
No more checking 12 portals. No more reading 80-page solicitations to figure out if you're even eligible.
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