High-Value Federal Grants ($5M+) — June 04, 2026

FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO received a $2.59 billion contract from DHS, the largest award in the period, but as a private company with unknown financials, this signal is not directly actionable for public equity investors.

Leidos secured a $234.9M firm-fixed-price delivery order from CMS for IT support, with $112M outlayed and the contract ending in 2023. The neutral signal reflects its near-completion status and manageable annual revenue of ~$47M.

A contract modification from the Department of the Interior to NW CONSTRUCTION, INC for $139.3M, but limited data on competition or pricing prevents a clear bullish or bearish signal.

SURATECH LLC, a private nonprofit, won a cost-plus-award-fee contract to manage the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility, with $113.3M obligated. No direct public equity exposure, but signals stable DOE R&D funding.

84% of total contract value ($2.59B) is concentrated in a single award to private firm FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO, creating a lack of diversification in the period's procurement data.

Leidos' $234.9M CMS contract is near completion with only $112M outlayed, indicating potential under-execution or delayed funding; renewal risk is high.

No defense contracts in this period may signal a temporary lull in DOD spending or a shift toward civilian priorities, which could impact defense-focused investors.

The $2.59B DHS award to FISHER SAND & GRAVEL CO suggests robust civilian agency spending, potentially benefiting other construction or logistics firms with DHS contracts.

Leidos' CMS IT contract, though near completion, reinforces its position in healthcare IT services, creating opportunities for renewal or expansion at HHS.

The absence of defense contracts in this period may signal a buying opportunity for defense stocks if DOD awards rebound in subsequent weeks.

100% of contracts in this period are civilian, led by DHS ($2.59B), HHS ($234.9M), Interior ($139.3M), and DOE ($113.3M), indicating a shift in federal procurement focus away from defense.

Leidos' $234.9M CMS contract underscores ongoing demand for IT support at HHS, a stable sector with recurring revenue potential.

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{"entity"=>"Department of Defense", "reason"=>"Zero defense contracts in this period; a rebound in DOD awards would signal normal spending patterns.", "trigger"=>"DOD contract award data for June 2026"}