Contract Option Exercises — July 31, 2026

This cost-plus-fixed-fee contract runs from 2017 to 2026, providing nearly a decade of predictable ~$18.6M annual revenue with low pricing risk, and the company's small, woman-owned, Hispanic American-owned status offers competitive advantages in future federal health R&D opportunities.

Despite being the largest contract, its 8-month performance period (Jan-Sep 2021) and only $125.4M outlaid signal potential funding constraints or execution delays, reducing the reliability of annualized revenue estimates (~$595M) for PAE-Parsons.

Central Plateau Cleanup Company's DOE Hanford contract has a short 8-month performance period with only $125.4M outlaid against a $371.6M obligation, suggesting potential funding flow issues or project delays that could impact PAE-Parsons' revenue recognition.

All four contracts are civilian (0% defense), creating a sector concentration risk for investors focused on government services; any civilian budget cuts or CR disruptions would disproportionately affect these contractors.

Serco Services Inc.'s $321.3M USCIS contract is fully competed and expired (ended 2016) with $0 outlayed, indicating no current revenue and potential loss of competitive position in DHS administrative services.

Technical Resources International's $173.3M NIH contract through 2026 positions it for follow-on awards in clinical research operations, given NIH's consistent health R&D funding and the company's small business status.

Millennium Engineering and Integration Services, LLC's $202.6M NASA contract was a total small business set-aside, signaling a competitive moat in NASA engineering support that could lead to follow-on awards at Ames Research Center.

The $1.07B aggregate is entirely civilian, with DOE Hanford cleanup ($371.6M) and NIH clinical research ($173.3M) representing 51% of total value, highlighting sustained federal investment in environmental management and health research services.

All four contracts use cost-plus pricing (cost-plus-award-fee or cost-plus-fixed-fee), which caps upside but ensures cost reimbursement and predictable margins, making these contracts low-risk revenue streams.

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