Tracking ICE contracts with over 6,000 different entities

ICE Contracts Published on 2026-03-01 – Your Taxpayer Dollars Spent on the Following:
Source: Department of Peace
Countries: United States
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This posting was done by anonymous person or persons: “Details on ICE contracts with over 6,000 different entities ranging from private businesses to government agencies and even dozens of universities. Some of the notable firms include Anduril, HBGary, L3Harris, Microsoft, Oracle, Palantir and Raytheon. The data was hacked from DHS’ Office of Industry Partnership and leaked by a group calling themselves the Department of Peace. A message from the source describing their motivation was provided, which reads in part: “I’m disclosing a list containing the details of 6,681 organizations that applied for contracts with the US Department of Homeland Security. This data was taken from the Office of Industry Partnership at https://oip.dhs.gov. …I’m releasing this because the DHS is killing us and people deserve to know which companies support them and what they’re working on….Additionally, I’ve included a second list containing information on which of these companies won contracts and what those contracts were for. The information in this second list may be less sensitive, but it doesn’t appear in the public section of https://oip.dhs.gov as far as I could tell. I’ve included the second list for reference and comparison to the first. Both are likely incomplete. There are some entities in this list that I take no issue with, such as NASA, the various universities, water safety organizations, etc. However, people deserve to know about them, too, and these entities likewise deserve to know that they’re part of the breach. Furthermore, there are also details from government agencies, including the FBI and the DHS itself. What you do with this data is entirely up to you…”

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