DHS Homeland Security Contracts — May 02, 2026

Lockheed Martin received a non-competed $9,401,259 obligation (base + $1.15M options) for 5-year C4ISR integration services, signaling a modest expansion in its DHS civilian IT portfolio with low performance risk under cost-plus-fixed-fee terms.

No funds have been outlayed on the $9,401,259 U.S. Coast Guard contract awarded in 2022, casting uncertainty on near-term revenue recognition amid unexercised $1.15M options.

Zero outlays on Lockheed Martin's $9,401,259 U.S. Coast Guard C4ISR contract since 2022 award, with 21 subawards totaling only $712,418 potentially indicating delayed execution.

Sole-source award to Lockheed Martin for $9.4M DHS contract lacks competition history, potentially vulnerable to protests or re-compete post-2027.

Lockheed Martin's non-competed $9,401,259 U.S. Coast Guard contract for C4ISR lab services through 2027 provides protest-resistant revenue stability.

Potential for Lockheed Martin to grow DHS IT footprint via $9.4M C4ISR obligation, building on NAICS 541513 computer facilities management services.

U.S. Coast Guard's sole-source $9,401,259 award to Lockheed Martin for integration and test lab services (PSC DC01) highlights niche demand in civilian C4ISR applications, with low outlays signaling early-stage commitment.

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