Pegasystems secures 10‑year U.S. Army contract with up to $419 million ceiling

Pegasystems Inc. announced that it has been awarded a ten‑year contract by the U.S. Army valued at a maximum of $419 million. The agreement will let the Army and authorized Department of War entities use Pega’s software platform and cloud services to modernize mission and business operations. The company did not disclose how the deal will affect its revenue or compare to prior periods.

The contract adds a new, sizable revenue stream from a government customer, expanding Pegasystems’ exposure to the defense sector. The company’s future earnings could be boosted if the Army adopts the software broadly, though no guidance was provided.

  • 1Pegasystems won a ten‑year U.S. Army contract.
  • 2The contract has a ceiling of $419 million.
  • 3The deal gives the Army access to Pega’s software and cloud services for modernizing mission and business operations.

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