Oracle awarded US government contract to provide government-wide HR software
Oracle will replace agencies’ separate systems with a cloud-based federal HR platform as OPM pushes to modernize workforce software, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor announced the government awarded Oracle a contract to provide a cloud-based HR platform, replacing individual agency systems.
- This selection marks the latest development in President Donald Trump's plan to overhaul federal technology systems, with OPM carrying out his agenda for the federal workforce.
- Oracle executive chairman Larry Ellison, a longtime supporter of President Trump, serves on the president's science and technology council alongside Oracle CEOs influencing policy with Nvidia and Meta leaders.
- OPM, the federal government's HR office, has not provided the total value of the contract awarded to Oracle ORCL-N, leaving key financial details undisclosed.
- President Trump appointed Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency to oversee technology efforts, though the initiative focused on shrinking the workforce before Musk left the administration in mid-2025.
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