The signal this week is the absence of new starts. Of $2.5B in actions, $2.28B flowed onto contracts signed between 2015 and 2024 — Peraton's FSA data center vehicle has been in place for 10.6 years and continues to absorb obligations against a current July 2026 end (with options reaching 2028). Accenture is now the connective tissue of civilian cloud: USDA (since 2017), IRS (since 2022), and CBP (since 2023) all sent it incremental dollars in the same 22-day window. This isn't a procurement market — it's an annuity book. For BD teams, the implication is that the FY26 recompete pipeline is where the actual contestable dollars sit; the obligations are noise. Second-order watch for the coming week: the ITC's May 12 Section 337 final determination against four Innoscience entities (LEO plus cease-and-desist, brought by Infineon) and the new GlobalFoundries–Tower complaint instituted April 30 together suggest the Commission is becoming a faster lane for chip-IP enforcement than BIS entity-listing. If you cover export controls, part of the action is drifting from Commerce to the ITC docket. Also worth flagging: ATF's May 6 direct final rule conforms DOJ references to the existing Commerce/State export-control split — described by ATF itself as noncontroversial, but the kind of housekeeping that signals the tripartite enforcement architecture is settling into routine practice rather than awaiting administrative reversal.