All NASA Contracts — March 14, 2026

$814M total obligation (with $216M outlayed and $833M base+options) for engineering services extending to 2029 locks in stable revenue for space components manufacturing.

19-year performance period to 2029 heightens exposure to execution delays and technology obsolescence.

$168M subawards across 538 vendors create supply chain dependency.

Cost-plus award fee structure ties ~$814M payments to NASA performance evaluations.

~$19M unobligated options in $833M base+all-options value enable contract expansion.

Ongoing support services post-CRIS delivery through 2029 sustain revenue beyond development.

Single large $814M non-competed contract to 2029 highlights sustained federal investment in space instrumentation despite execution complexities.

{"entity"=>"L3Harris Technologies, Inc.", "reason"=>"Dominates period with $814M NASA obligation; tracks 19-year revenue but vulnerable to subs and fees.", "trigger"=>"Subaward delays >10% of $168M or negative Goddard eval"}

{"entity"=>"CRIS Instrument Milestones", "reason"=>"Core to $814M value; governs options and fees.", "trigger"=>"Delivery slips or NASA funding shifts"}