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All DOE Contracts — March 07, 2026

All DOE Contracts

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1 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

DOE's NNSA awarded General Atomics a $91.4M non-competitive contract for inertial confinement fusion (ICF) targets R&D, with base + options totaling $547.2M through potential 2035, signaling strong revenue visibility for this established player. Total outlays of $43.6M to date and $455.8M in unobligated options highlight front-loaded execution but substantial upside.

Investors in nuclear R&D should note sustained federal commitment to experimental sciences amid options exercise risks.

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Investment Signals (1)

  • Major NNSA ICF R&D award to General Atomics (HIGH)

    Non-competitive $91.4M obligation (potential $547.2M total) under cost-plus-fixed-fee terms provides low-risk revenue through 2029, with extension possible to 2035.

Risk Flags (2)

  • Execution [MEDIUM RISK]

    Options exercise uncertainty and front-loaded $43.6M outlays may lead to variable future disbursements.

  • Execution [LOW RISK]

    $1.8M in 9 subawards introduces minor supply chain dependencies.

Opportunities (2)

  • $455.8M unobligated options offer significant revenue expansion.

  • NNSA's NA-113 experimental sciences focus supports follow-on ICF contracts.

Sector Themes (1)

  • Non-competitive award underscores DOE prioritization of inertial confinement fusion R&D through 2035 potential.

Watch List (1)

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    {"entity"=>"General Atomics", "reason"=>"Largest DOE contract this period with $547M ceiling and long-term potential.", "trigger"=>"Options exercise or follow-on awards >$50M"}

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