Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — August 27, 2026

The $149.3 million obligated NASA contract for IT support at Goddard Space Flight Center expired in July 2022, with no data indicating a follow-on award. This creates a material revenue cliff for Business Integra, which had been generating an estimated $34.3 million annually from this single contract.

Business Integra's revenue was heavily concentrated on a single, now-expired NASA contract worth $149.3 million. The lack of a follow-on award or re-compete data suggests the company faces a severe revenue decline, exposing it to execution and financial risk.

The contract was awarded under full and open competition with an 8(a) set-aside, indicating a competitive environment. Business Integra may struggle to win follow-on work if the set-aside status changes or if larger competitors enter the bidding.

NASA's sustained investment in IT infrastructure, as evidenced by this $206 million contract, indicates ongoing demand for IT support services. Business Integra could pursue new contracts at other NASA centers or under other civilian agencies' 8(a) programs.

The NASA contract highlights continued civilian agency investment in IT facility operations and management (NAICS 541513), a stable but mature segment. The cost-plus-fixed-fee structure suggests agencies are prioritizing risk management over cost savings.

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