DHS Homeland Security Contracts — March 12, 2026

Two CBP contracts totaling $177M for detection portals and recruitment underscore sustained funding for border security.

$86M obligated for Key West rebuild provides multi-year revenue through 2026 despite $0 outlay.

$172M (65% of total) shows $0 outlay, delaying revenue realization and raising funding dependency.

Firm fixed price on $177M (67%) exposes contractors to cost overruns in construction and hardware amid inflation.

$3.95M untapped options in Leidos plus full $172M obligations in others position for near-term revenue ramps.

Woman-owned small biz win sans set-aside signals DHS openness to diverse bidders in recruitment/services.

67% of value ($177M) targets CBP hardware/recruitment, aligning with enforcement needs.

High subawards ($102M vs. $86M prime) in Coast Guard rebuild highlight JV model efficiency.

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{"entity"=>"RQ-AECOM 2 JV subawards", "reason"=>"$102M exceeds prime by 18%, signaling heavy dependency.", "trigger"=>"Subaward delays or cost escalations"}

{"entity"=>"CBP recruitment spend", "reason"=>"$86M T&M for one-year term tests DHS hiring push.", "trigger"=>"Outlay start or contract extensions"}