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All NASA Contracts — August 07, 2026

All NASA Contracts

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1 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

This digest covers a single NASA contract totaling $388.5 million awarded to Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc., an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned 8(a) firm. The contract is purely civilian (0% defense-related) and was executed under a cost-plus-fixed-fee structure from 2015 to 2022, providing low-risk, stable revenue during its performance period.

The highest-conviction signal is the competitive moat provided by the 8(a) set-aside, though the contract's completion means no future revenue from this award. A key risk is the lack of follow-on contracts, which could indicate a gap in Arctic Slope's revenue pipeline.

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Investment Signals (1)

  • Completed Contract Leaves Arctic Slope with $388.5M Revenue Gap (HIGH)

    The $388.5 million NASA IT and engineering support contract ended in August 2022, with $220.9 million already outlayed. This removes a $58.9 million annual revenue stream from Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc., with no indication of a follow-on award.

Risk Flags (1)

  • Concentration [HIGH RISK]

    Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc. derived significant revenue from a single NASA contract that has now concluded. The lack of disclosed follow-on awards creates a concentration risk for the parent company, Arctic Slope Regional Corporation, which may see a material revenue decline.

Opportunities (1)

  • The 8(a) set-aside program provides a competitive moat for Alaskan Native Corporation-owned firms like Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc. New NASA IT and engineering support contracts at Goddard Space Flight Center could be set aside, offering replacement revenue opportunities.

Sector Themes (1)

  • This cost-plus-fixed-fee contract demonstrates NASA's consistent demand for IT and engineering support services at Goddard Space Flight Center, with a $388.5 million obligation over 6.6 years. The cost-plus structure reduces profit margin risk for contractors.

Watch List (1)

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    {"entity" => "Arctic Slope Regional Corporation", "reason" => "The completed $388.5 million NASA contract represents a significant revenue source that has ended. The parent company's ability to secure replacement contracts will be critical for maintaining revenue levels.", "trigger" => "NASA Goddard Space Flight Center re-compete announcement for IT support services"}

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