New Federal Contractors — August 24, 2026

Amentum Technology secured a $239M cost-plus-fixed-fee contract from NASA Ames Research Center for facilities operations, but the performance period ended in August 2022. The contract is fully competed and not set aside, indicating stable but non-transformative revenue that is now largely realized.

The Amentum contract's performance period ended in August 2022, and no follow-on or recompete has been identified. This creates a potential revenue gap for Amentum's facilities support operations at NASA Ames, especially if the agency shifts to a new contractor or reduces outsourcing.

This single contract represents 100% of the total obligation in this digest, highlighting a narrow data set. For Amentum, reliance on a single NASA facility contract for a portion of its revenue stream could be a concentration risk if not offset by other awards.

If NASA recompetes the ATOM-4 facilities support contract or awards a similar follow-on at Ames Research Center, Amentum could retain or expand its revenue stream. The cost-plus-fixed-fee structure provides margin predictability, making a recompete win attractive for investors.

The Amentum contract exemplifies how civilian agency facilities support contracts (NAICS 561210) provide predictable, cost-plus revenue with low profit risk but limited upside. These contracts are essential for operations but not tied to high-growth technology or defense priorities.

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