Updated November 15, 2025
For those following IRS closely, included below is an updated list of recent terminated contracts for this contractor which is reported to have been suspended for alleged fraud.
We now see a new addition as IRS terminates an award to one of their joint ventures.
Included below is a list of other ATI contract awards that were recently terminated
- TREASURY PHYSICAL SECURITY SYSTEM VIDEO SURVEILLANCE UPGRADES, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
- IRS MFRA BRANCH PROGRAMS, PROJECTS FOR IMPLEMENTATION AND MAINTENANCE OF INITIATIVES IN ALIGNMENT WITH FILING SEASON READINESS
- IRS CALL CENTER MODERNIZATION
- IRS CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS SERVICES
- IRS DIRECT FILE RESEARCH AND DESIGN SUPPORT
- IRS JOINT ENTERPRISE TAX ENTERPRISE TAX CALCULATOR SOLUTION (JETCS)
- IRS JETCS TAX CALCULATION AND MODERNIZATION SOLUTION (TCMS)
- IRS AGILE PRODUCT DESIGN AND DELIVERY SERVICES ON DIRECT FILE PRODUCT TEAMS
- IRS APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FOR CORPORATE DATA (CP), COMPLIANCE, SUBMISSION PROCESSING AND TECHNICAL INTEGRATION ORGANIZATION (TIO) DOMAINS
- IRS EQUIPMENT FOR TRITEK MAIL SORTER, CONTINUING ONSITE MAINTENANCE
- USDA CAPITAL PLANNING & INVESTMENT CONTROL (CPIC) SUPPORT
- USDA FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SUPPORT (FMS)
- USDA UIPATH RPA DISCOVERY ANALYST
This latest termination comes on the heels of Treasury announcing a sweeping contract investigation – details below.
Added November 7, 2025
8(a) Program Under Fire: Treasury Launches Sweeping Contracting Investigation
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has launched a department-wide investigation into potential fraud and misuse of preference-based contracting programs following recent allegations tied to the Small Business Administration’s 8(a) Program. The audit will cover approximately $9 billion in contracts and task orders across Treasury and its bureaus, with a focus on uncovering “pass-through” arrangements where firms claim small-business advantages while subcontracting the majority of the work. Read the Treasury announcement here.
According to the Treasury release, this investigation follows the suspension and termination of contracts with ATI Government Solutions, a tribally owned 8(a) company accused of funneling large no-bid awards to other firms while performing minimal work itself. Treasury has directed acquisition officials to tighten oversight by requiring detailed staffing plans and monthly workforce performance reports to ensure contract integrity and prevent abuse of set-aside programs.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized that the department’s goal is to “root out waste, fraud, and abuse” and restore confidence in how taxpayer dollars are spent. The audit represents one of the most significant federal reviews of 8(a) and other preference-based contracting programs in recent years.
The outcome could have far-reaching implications – Government contractors should expect increased scrutiny of their performance levels, subcontracting practices, and documentation supporting compliance with SBA regulations.
Read the full Treasury release here
