All NASA Contracts — August 21, 2026

Actual outlays of $151.3M vs. obligated $371.5M indicate significant under-execution, reducing realized revenue to ~$15.1M/year vs. the $37.2M average implied by the ceiling.

The contract's actual outlays were only 40.7% of the obligated value, signaling potential execution inefficiencies or scope reduction at Teledyne Brown Engineering for NASA's ISS mission support.

This single contract represents a concentrated revenue source for Teledyne Brown Engineering within NASA, but the contract's expiration creates a revenue gap unless follow-on work is secured.

NASA's sustained investment in ISS operations through 2022 suggests potential for follow-on contracts in manned spaceflight support, which Teledyne Brown Engineering could compete for.

The $371.5M contract for ISS mission operations support underscores NASA's long-term commitment to manned spaceflight infrastructure, though actual spending was lower than obligated.

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