Significant Contract Modifications ($10M+) — June 18, 2026

The $230M firm-fixed-price delivery order for a design-build shore project at Base Charleston transfers all cost overrun risk to Brasfield & Gorrie, potentially pressuring margins over the 4.3-year performance period.

The Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business won a time-and-materials delivery order for VHA Finance Product Line support, with options that could triple the base value, signaling stable revenue growth potential.

The nonprofit's firm-fixed-price delivery order for health R&D services has $39.9M already outlayed, indicating ongoing performance, but fixed-price risk on R&D work is medium.

Brasfield & Gorrie's $230M firm-fixed-price design-build contract carries high cost overrun risk; any delays or scope changes could compress margins significantly.

H2 Technology Group's time-and-materials pricing on the $116.2M VA IT contract introduces cost risk if labor or material costs exceed estimates, though it allows scope flexibility.

All three contracts are civilian agency awards (DHS, HHS, VA), which may face funding uncertainty under a Continuing Resolution or budget sequestration, particularly the multi-year Brasfield & Gorrie project.

Brasfield & Gorrie's $230M Coast Guard contract signals DHS infrastructure investment; follow-on contracts for shore construction at other bases could provide additional revenue.

H2 Technology Group's SDVOSB set-aside award positions it for further VA IT contracts, as the agency continues modernization; option exercises could increase total value to $247.2M.

Advanced Technology International's $120.3M BARDA contract with $39.9M outlayed suggests potential for additional task orders or extensions in health R&D, benefiting from stable HHS funding.

The $230M Brasfield & Gorrie award for Coast Guard shore construction demonstrates DHS's commitment to upgrading base infrastructure, a theme that may extend to other civilian agencies.

H2 Technology Group's $116.2M SDVOSB award for VHA Finance Product Line support aligns with VA's digital transformation push, leveraging set-aside programs to drive competition.

Advanced Technology International's $120.3M BARDA contract with multi-year funding confirms sustained HHS investment in biotechnology R&D, despite fixed-price risk.

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