All DOE Contracts — June 25, 2026

Only $9.2 million of the $53.1 million total has been outlayed, indicating the contract is in early execution. Delays in remediation milestones or funding shortfalls under DOE environmental programs could slow revenue recognition.

The Hanford task order is only 17% funded ($9.2M outlayed of $53.1M total), creating execution risk if DOE delays future outlays or if remediation milestones are not met.

This single contract represents a significant portion of Centra Technology Inc's revenue, as the parent company is not a large-cap diversified contractor. Over-reliance on DOE environmental cleanup contracts could amplify sector-specific budget risks.

DOE environmental management programs, particularly at Hanford, are legally mandated and historically stable. Future task orders under the Hanford Central Plateau Cleanup Contract could expand Centra Technology Inc's revenue base beyond this $53.1M award.

DOE's Hanford site remediation is a long-term, legally mandated program. This $53.1M cost-plus-fixed-fee task order underscores the predictable, low-risk nature of environmental cleanup contracts, which are less susceptible to political budget swings than defense programs.

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