General Federal Contracts — June 10, 2026

CACI NSS won a $777M cost-plus delivery order from GSA for special operations support at Fort Bragg, with options up to $1.13B. Full and open competition with no set-aside signals strong market position in a high-priority defense area.

Amentum Services won a $91.7M delivery order (options up to $211.9M) for engineering and program management support, performed in Chantilly, VA. Full and open competition validates market position.

Tunnell Consulting won a $92.8M delivery order from BARDA with options up to $660.2M through 2035 for biotech and biopharmaceutical R&D support. Signals sustained government investment in biodefense and pandemic preparedness.

Both CACI ($-122K) and Amentum ($-29K) show negative outlayed amounts on their contracts, suggesting early-stage funding adjustments or payment delays that could pressure near-term cash flows.

Negative outlays on CACI ($-122K) and Amentum ($-29K) contracts indicate possible funding timing issues or administrative delays that may affect cash flow recognition.

CACI's $777M contract represents 66% of the total aggregate value, creating single-contract concentration risk for the company's defense services segment.

The Icahn School of Medicine's $125.5M CDC contract has ended (2017-2022), and the re-compete for the World Trade Center Health Program Clinical Center of Excellence may shift to a different provider.

Tunnell Consulting's $92.8M BARDA contract has a labor-hours pricing structure, shifting cost risk to the contractor if hours exceed estimates, and the options extend to 2035, creating long-term budget uncertainty.

CACI's $777M special operations support contract positions the company for follow-on work in the SOF support niche, with options up to $1.13B. Monitor option exercises for additional revenue.

Tunnell Consulting's $92.8M BARDA contract with options up to $660.2M through 2035 signals sustained government investment in biodefense and medical countermeasure R&D, creating growth opportunities for professional services firms in this niche.

Amentum's $91.7M GSA contract with options up to $211.9M provides multi-year revenue visibility and potential for expansion into other GSA engineering support programs.

CACI's $777M contract for SOF support at Fort Bragg, combined with Amentum's $91.7M engineering support, indicates continued DOD spending on high-priority special operations and program management services.

Tunnell Consulting's $92.8M BARDA contract and Icahn School of Medicine's $125.5M CDC contract demonstrate sustained civilian agency investment in biodefense R&D and healthcare services.

Caltech's $92.5M NASA contract for JPL high-performance spaceflight computing R&D reinforces the FFRDC model for long-term space technology development.

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