Federal Professional Services Contracts — May 19, 2026

Booz Allen Hamilton received a $116.2M cost-plus-award-fee delivery order from GSA FEDSIM for civil-military support services through March 2024. The negative outlay (-$287K) and minimal subawards ($100K) indicate minimal work performed or funding deobligated, limiting near-term revenue impact.

Cost-plus-award-fee pricing ties Booz Allen Hamilton's profit to performance metrics, creating uncertainty in margin realization. The negative outlay (-$287K) suggests potential deobligation or minimal work performed, raising execution risk.

The contract's March 2024 end date and negative outlay signal potential budget constraints or deobligation, which could limit Booz Allen Hamilton's revenue recognition from this award.

Booz Allen Hamilton's win in a fully competed GSA FEDSIM award signals continued demand for professional support services in interagency coordination, potentially opening doors for follow-on contracts or modifications.

The $116.2M award to Booz Allen Hamilton under GSA FEDSIM confirms sustained government spending on labor-intensive professional support services (NAICS 541330, PSC R499), despite minimal near-term revenue recognition.

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