Contract Option Exercises — July 26, 2026

The Veteran-Owned small business won a time-and-materials delivery order for facilities support at a border Influx Care Facility, with a base-plus-options value of $2.8B, signaling significant revenue growth if all options are exercised.

MTC's cost-plus-incentive-fee contract for Earle C. Clements Job Corps Center expires January 2024, creating re-compete uncertainty that could disrupt ~$26M annual revenue stream if MTC loses the follow-on award.

The $156.8M contract is limited to a two-year performance period at a single location (Carrizo Springs, TX), concentrating revenue risk geographically and temporally, with no diversification across other Interior facilities.

DEPLOYED SERVICES, LLC's entire $156.8M award is tied to a single facility in Carrizo Springs, TX, with a two-year performance period ending September 2025, creating high geographic and temporal revenue concentration.

Management & Training Corporation's $137.1M DOL Job Corps contract faces periodic funding debates in Congress, as Job Corps programs, while bipartisan, are subject to annual appropriations and potential budget cuts.

DEPLOYED SERVICES, LLC's time-and-materials pricing structure introduces medium cost risk, as the government bears some cost overrun risk, but the contractor's profit rate is fixed, potentially squeezing margins if costs escalate.

DEPLOYED SERVICES, LLC could see substantial revenue growth if the Department of the Interior exercises all options on the $156.8M contract, potentially unlocking the full $2.8B contract value through 2025.

Management & Training Corporation's successful incumbency on the $137.1M DOL Job Corps contract positions it to win similar job training contracts from other civilian agencies or even DOD transition assistance programs, leveraging its full-and-open competition win.

Both contracts—Interior border facility support ($156.8M) and DOL job training ($137.1M)—are for non-technology operational services, indicating steady but unexciting civilian agency spending on facilities management and education operations.

DEPLOYED SERVICES, LLC's Veteran-Owned status likely provided a competitive edge in winning the $156.8M Interior contract, even though the award was not explicitly set aside, reflecting agency preference for socio-economic categories.

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