Motorola Awarded $140 Million Bureau of Prisons Radio Services Contract
Motorola has been awarded a $140 million contract by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons for radio services.
Chicago, IL, October 27, 2026 —
Motorola has been awarded a $140 million contract by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons for radio services, according to the information provided. The announcement identifies the contract’s value, the agency awarding it and the general category of services, but does not include further details about the agreement.
The information does not specify when the contract was awarded, how long it will run or what radio services Motorola is expected to provide. It also does not identify the contract mechanism, any competing bidders, the locations where the services will be used or whether the work involves equipment, support, maintenance or other elements.
No details were provided about the process leading to the award, including whether the contract represents new work or a continuation of existing services. The available information also does not describe the Bureau of Prisons’ requirements or provide comments from the agency or Motorola.
The stated $140 million figure is the contract amount reported in the summary. No breakdown was provided explaining how that amount may be allocated, and no payment schedule or other financial terms were included. The information does not state whether the figure covers the full duration of the contract or whether it includes options or extensions.
As a result, the reported award establishes that Motorola received a contract from the U.S. Bureau of Prisons for radio services, with a stated value of $140 million. Additional information about timing, scope and terms was not provided.
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