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Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — March 11, 2026

Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts

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1 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

General Dynamics Information Technology secured a $159.7M delivery order from USPTO for enterprise cloud support through 2026-09-30, providing multi-year revenue visibility for parent General Dynamics Corp in federal IT services (NAICS 541512). Subawards claim 35% ($55.7M) of value, capping net retention, while $12.9M in unobligated options offers upside.

This single large award highlights sustained federal demand for Agile/DevOps cloud amid USPTO modernization.

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Investment Signals (1)

  • GD Secures $160M USPTO Cloud Order (HIGH)

    $159.7M obligation (ceiling $172.6M) delivers 5-year revenue stability in IT systems design and storage services via full competition.

Risk Flags (2)

  • Execution [HIGH RISK]

    $55.7M subawards to 24 recipients erode ~35% of prime revenue retention.

  • Market [MEDIUM RISK]

    Time & Materials structure and -$16K outlay signal profit limits and early uncertainties.

Opportunities (1)

  • $12.9M unobligated options exercisable through 2026-09-30, plus potential follow-ons in USPTO cloud.

Sector Themes (1)

  • USPTO's $160M Agile/DevOps award reflects priority on enterprise cloud for mission-critical ops.

Watch List (2)

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    {"entity"=>"General Dynamics Corp", "reason"=>"5-year $160M revenue base exposed to options and subawards.", "trigger"=>"Q2 2026 option exercises or margin updates"}

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    {"entity"=>"US Patent & Trademark Office", "reason"=>"End-of-term cloud needs signal follow-on potential.", "trigger"=>"RFPs post-2026-09-30"}

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