General Federal Contracts — August 26, 2026

Leidos won a cost-plus-fixed-price contract for the FAA's Enterprise Information Display System through 2034, with $122M already outlayed, indicating stable recurring revenue and a strong competitive position in air traffic IT modernization.

Harvard Pilgrim's firm-fixed-price contract with $83M outlayed of $110.7M total signals strong execution and likely renewal potential for FDA's drug safety surveillance program through December 2024.

MTC's cost-plus-incentive-fee contract for Turner Job Corps Center ends October 2022 with no options exercised, creating a potential revenue cliff and signaling possible budget contraction for DOL workforce training programs.

Department of Labor accounts for 52.7% of total digest value ($264.9M), creating agency-specific budget risk if workforce training funding faces cuts under continuing resolutions or policy shifts.

Management & Training Corporation's Job Corps contract has only $64.2M outlayed of $106.9M total obligation with contract ending October 2022, suggesting potential under-execution or delayed spending that may not be recovered.

All four contracts are civilian, making them more vulnerable to discretionary budget cuts compared to defense contracts, particularly under a continuing resolution scenario.

Leidos' FAA E-IDS contract through 2034 provides a platform for follow-on task orders and adjacent air traffic IT systems, with potential to expand beyond the $297.6M ceiling.

Harvard Pilgrim's FDA Sentinel contract ending December 2024 creates a re-compete opportunity that could expand scope or value, given FDA's increasing focus on post-market drug safety surveillance.

Adams and Associates' $158M DOL contract for technical and trade schools signals sustained federal investment in workforce development, potentially creating follow-on opportunities for education services contractors.

Leidos' $127M FAA E-IDS contract and Harvard Pilgrim's $110.7M FDA Sentinel contract both involve NAICS 518210 (computing infrastructure), indicating continued civilian agency investment in enterprise IT systems despite budget uncertainty.

Two DOL contracts totaling $264.9M for technical schools and Job Corps operations highlight federal workforce investment, but MTC's expiring contract without extensions suggests potential budget tightening in this area.

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