Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — May 28, 2026

EMERGENT, LLC, a subsidiary of MYTHICS, INC., secured a $70.6M VA Oracle Enterprise License Agreement and a $52.1M State Department Oracle license renewal, both firm-fixed-price and competitively awarded. These awards provide multi-year revenue visibility and demonstrate MYTHICS' strong positioning in federal Oracle services.

Four Points Technology, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, won a $52.1M firm-fixed-price delivery order from DHS/CISA for AWS cloud hosting. With $14.2M already outlayed, the contract shows high execution rate and near-term revenue visibility for this small business.

V3GATE, LLC secured a $59M firm-fixed-price delivery order from the Department of State for Salesforce services, but the one-year performance period and $0 outlayed as of award create execution risk and revenue concentration for this small, minority-owned business.

SALIENT CRGT, INC.'s $59.7M GSA computer systems design contract has only $1.05M outlayed (1.76%) despite a 12-month performance period, suggesting potential delayed ramp or execution issues.

V3GATE, LLC's $59M State Department contract represents a single-year, single-customer revenue concentration for a small business, with no options beyond the base period.

All 7 contracts are civilian agency awards, making them more vulnerable to Continuing Resolution uncertainty and potential budget cuts compared to defense contracts.

MYTHICS, INC. has established a strong foothold in federal Oracle services with two large awards from the VA and State Department. Future option exercises and follow-on contracts could provide additional revenue upside.

Four Points Technology (SDVOSB) and Zen Strategics LLC (8(a)) leveraged small business set-asides to win $52.1M and $51.8M contracts respectively. Continued policy support for SDVOSB and 8(a) programs could drive further awards.

Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC's $78.4M GSA credentialing operations contract signals ongoing demand for IT service delivery support across civilian agencies. Option exercises could bring total value to $92.2M.

Three of the seven contracts ($122.7M total) involve Oracle and Salesforce enterprise license agreements at the VA and State Department, indicating sustained civilian investment in cloud-based enterprise software.

Two contracts totaling $103.9M from DHS/CISA and DHS/USCIS for AWS cloud hosting and cybersecurity support services highlight DHS's continued prioritization of IT security and cloud migration.

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