Significant Contract Modifications ($10M+) — May 19, 2026

The $116.2M delivery order to Booz Allen Hamilton shows a negative outlay (-$287K) and only $100K in subawards, suggesting minimal work performed or funding deobligated, which limits near-term revenue contribution despite the headline value.

Booz Allen Hamilton's $116.2M civil-military support contract carries medium pricing risk due to cost-plus-award-fee structure, where profit realization depends on performance metrics; negative outlay suggests potential performance or funding issues.

As a civilian GSA FEDSIM award, this contract is vulnerable to Continuing Resolution (CR) uncertainty during the Oct-Dec period, though the negative outlay already signals limited current funding execution.

Booz Allen Hamilton's $116.2M award from GSA FEDSIM signals continued demand for professional support services in interagency coordination, potentially leading to follow-on task orders or extensions beyond the March 2024 end date.

The $116.2M Booz Allen Hamilton award through GSA FEDSIM for civil-military support services underscores stable government demand for labor-intensive professional support (NAICS 541330, PSC R499), despite the negative outlay indicating delayed revenue recognition.

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