DHS Homeland Security Contracts — August 04, 2026

Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky Aircraft was awarded a $249.2 million firm-fixed-price delivery order without competition, covering non-recurring engineering and the first 25 hulls for the Coast Guard's H-60 fleet. This sole-source award signals a strong competitive moat and multi-year revenue visibility through 2028.

The firm-fixed-price structure on the $249.2 million Sikorsky contract carries execution risk, particularly for non-recurring engineering milestones. Cost overruns or schedule delays could compress margins on this multi-year program.

This single $249.2 million award represents 100% of the period's DHS contract value, highlighting concentrated exposure to one program and one agency. Any budget reallocation or program restructuring at the Coast Guard would directly impact Lockheed Martin's revenue stream.

Sikorsky's sole-source position on the Coast Guard H-60 program provides a platform for follow-on orders and sustainment contracts. The 25-hull base order could expand as the Coast Guard modernizes its rotary-wing fleet, offering incremental revenue upside for Lockheed Martin.

The $249.2 million Sikorsky award underscores the Coast Guard's ongoing investment in H-60 helicopters for homeland security missions, including search and rescue, law enforcement, and drug interdiction. This program aligns with broader DHS priorities for maritime domain awareness.

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