General Federal Contracts — May 28, 2026

Booz Allen Hamilton secured a cost-plus-award-fee delivery order from GSA FAS FEDSIM, with a base obligation of $218.7M and potential value of $626.5M through 2028. The cost-plus structure reduces profit risk, and the full-and-open competition win reinforces its competitive moat in federal IT and engineering services.

Venatorx Pharmaceuticals won a $106.6M cost-sharing R&D contract from BARDA (HHS) for health care experimental development, with options up to $146.9M through 2025. This provides significant non-dilutive funding and validates its biotechnology platform, though the cost-sharing structure implies some financial risk.

Emergent LLC, a subsidiary of Mythics Inc., secured a $70.6M VA delivery order (potential $162.9M) and a $52.1M State Department delivery order for Oracle enterprise licenses and support. These awards signal recurring, high-margin software revenue for Mythics from stable civilian agencies.

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 services, with $14.2M already outlayed. This indicates strong near-term revenue visibility and aligns with federal cloud modernization priorities.

Agile Decision Sciences, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small business, won a $51.4M cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from NASA for management and IT support services through 2026. With $45.7M already outlaid (89% of obligation), the contract shows strong execution and likely follow-on opportunities.

Emergent LLC (Mythics Inc.) accounts for $122.7M across two contracts (11.3% of total digest value), creating revenue concentration risk if either contract is modified or not renewed.

Salient CRGT's $59.7M GSA delivery order has only $1.05M outlayed (1.76% of obligation) with a 12-month performance period ending September 2020, suggesting severe execution delays or funding constraints.

The digest contains zero defense contracts, making all awards vulnerable to civilian budget uncertainty under a Continuing Resolution (CR), particularly for HHS/BARDA (Venatorx) and DOL (Education & Training Resources, RTI) which are subject to annual appropriations.

Perimeter Solutions LP's $50M USDA Forest Service fire retardant contract was non-competed, raising questions about pricing competitiveness and potential protest risk, especially given the small business designation and only $143,795 outlayed.

Booz Allen Hamilton's $218.7M GSA contract with $626.5M option upside provides a multi-year revenue runway and validates its position in civilian IT services, which could lead to follow-on awards from other agencies.

V3GATE's $59M State Department Salesforce contract as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business demonstrates the competitive advantage of socioeconomic designations in federal IT, potentially leading to additional awards from other agencies under NASA SEWP.

Mission for Essential Drugs and Supplies' $61M sole-source USAID contract with $218M ceiling suggests a strong incumbent position in global health supply chain, though the nonprofit status limits direct investment.

Multiple contracts (Booz Allen Hamilton $218.7M, Emergent LLC $122.7M, V3GATE $59M, Four Points Technology $52.1M) demonstrate sustained civilian agency investment in enterprise software, cloud services, and IT support, driven by modernization mandates and legacy system replacement.

Venatorx Pharmaceuticals' $106.6M BARDA contract and Mission for Essential Drugs' $61M USAID supply chain award highlight continued federal focus on pandemic preparedness and global health security, even outside defense budgets.

Contracts to V3GATE ($59M, SDVOSB), Four Points Technology ($52.1M, SDVOSB), and Agile Decision Sciences ($51.4M, 8(a)) show that small businesses are winning large, competitive civilian IT awards, often through set-aside programs.

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