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Microsoft (MSFT) does not disclose its U.S. government share of revenue

What Microsoft's FY2026 annual report says, and what federal contract records show.

Compiled by C. Zakarian, PhDFiscal year FY2026 (ends Jun 2026)Data as of October 16, 2026

Summary

Microsoft does not report a company-wide share of revenue from the U.S. government. Its FY2026 annual report says: 10-K gives no company-wide U.S. government revenue share. New coverage: latest 10-K, picked by Claude Code; needs editor approval. Total revenue was $331.8B. We show the share as not disclosed rather than estimate it.

Federal agencies obligated $532M in prime contracts to the 2 recipient records we matched to Microsoft in federal fiscal year 2025, 77.8% of it from the Department of Defense.

Not disclosedof FY2026 revenue from the U.S. government, as reported
Not disclosedU.S. government revenue, of $331.8B total
$532Mfederal contract obligations, FFY2025
—obligations ÷ reported U.S. government revenue

Share of revenue over time

Microsoft does not disclose a company-wide U.S. government percentage, so there is no share history to chart.

Microsoft U.S. government share by fiscal year
Fiscal yearU.S. gov shareU.S. gov revenueTotal revenueSource
FY2026 not disclosed — $331.8B 10-K

What Microsoft counts as government revenue

Definition used
10-K gives no company-wide U.S. government revenue share
Foreign military sales
Not applicable
Subcontract work
Not stated
Adjusted ex-FMS share
—

Read the FY2026 annual report.

New coverage: latest 10-K, picked by Claude Code; needs editor approval.

The contract record

Prime contract obligations on USAspending.gov for the 2 recipient records we matched to Microsoft (obligations are not revenue).

In FFY2025, 77.8% of these obligations came from the Department of Defense and 22.2% from civilian agencies.

Contract obligations by awarding agency, FFY2025

Top 8 awarding sub-agencies; the rest grouped as Other.

Obligations by awarding agency, FFY2025
Awarding agencyObligationsShare
Defense Information Systems Agency$360M67.2%
Office of the Chief Financial Officer$44.3M8.3%
Department of the Army$41.6M7.8%
Department of State$31.2M5.8%
Offices, Boards and Divisions$17.7M3.3%
Social Security Administration$12.7M2.4%
Transportation Security Administration$6.5M1.2%
Defense Health Agency$5.6M1%
Other$15.5M2.9%

Obligations by federal fiscal year

Microsoft matched contract obligations by federal fiscal year
Federal fiscal yearObligationsNote
FFY2026$521Mpreliminary DoD data posts with a 90-day delay
FFY2025$532MMatched to FY2026
FFY2024$518M
FFY2023$497M
FFY2022$470M
FFY2021$461M

Largest contracts active in FFY2025

Ranked by total obligated value to date on each award (all years), among awards with activity in FFY2025. Links open the award on USAspending.gov.

Largest contracts
AwardAgencyDescriptionObligated to datePeriod
HC102822F0982Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES (MCS) AND MICROSOFT PREMIER SUPPORT (MPS) FOR THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS (USMC. $220M 2022–2026
HC102821F1170Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency ARMY CYBER COMMANDS MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES AND MICROSOFT PREMIER SUPPORT $173M 2021–2026
HC102817F1569Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency No description on file $161M 2017–2022
HC102824F0586Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES (MCS) AND UNIFIED SUPPORT FOR THE U.S. NAVY / PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE DIGITAL AND ENTERPRISE SERVICES (PEO)… $139M 2024–2027
12314424F0350Microsoft Corporation Office of the Chief Financial Officer MICROSOFT AZURE STRATUS HSTXXX0000002144 93A34F $115M 2024–2029
HC102822F1335Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency MICROSOFT ENTERPRISE TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS SERVICES (METSS) MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES (MCS) AND MICROSOFT UNIFIED SERVICES FOR PROGRAM… $87.1M 2022–2027
W519TC25FA005Microsoft Corporation Department of the Army THE ENTERPRISE CLOUD MANAGEMENT AGENCY (ECMA) REQUIRES MICROSOFT AZURE CLOUD COMPUTING CAPABILITIES AT DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) IMPACT… $85.6M 2024–2026
W91RUS19F0235Microsoft Corporation Department of the Army MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES - LABOR $80.5M 2019–2024
HC105023F0004Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency JOINT WARFIGHTING CLOUD CAPABILITY $55.0M 2022–2026
HC102824F0578Microsoft Corporation Defense Information Systems Agency NETCOM, ARCYBER, USARC MICROSOFT CONSULTING SERVICES $51.3M 2024–2027

Recipients we matched to Microsoft

These USAspending recipient records are rolled into the figures above. Readers can check each one; if a match looks wrong, tell us.

Matched recipients
Recipient nameUEIHow matchedFFY2025 obligations
MICROSOFT CORPORATION FMVPEWNJGLM1 USAspending parentMICROSOFT CORPORATION $532M
NUANCE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. YAPLUE1L8EE6 USAspending parentMICROSOFT CORPORATION —

Peers

Peer companies
CompanySectorU.S. gov shareTotal revenue
MSFTMicrosoftTechnologynot disclosed$331.8B
GOOGLAlphabetTechnologynot disclosed$402.8B
DELLDell TechnologiesTechnologynot disclosed$113.5B
ACNAccentureTechnology8%$69.7B
ORCLOracleTechnologynot disclosed$67.4B
PLTRPalantirTechnology41.4%$4.48B

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Sources

  1. Microsoft, FY2026 annual report (U.S. government share) (accessed October 16, 2026)
  2. SEC XBRL company facts for Microsoft (revenue history) (accessed October 16, 2026)
  3. USAspending.gov recipient profile: Microsoft Corporation (accessed October 16, 2026)
  4. USAspending.gov API, prime contract awards (award types A–D) (accessed October 16, 2026)
  5. Federal Exposure methodology