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All NASA Contracts — December 23, 2025

All NASA Contracts

7 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

NASA's $28B contracts underscore unwavering commitment to ISS sustainment and commercial crew through 2030, with Boeing capturing 79% ($22.3B) for dominant revenue visibility. High outlays (>75% obligated) in SpaceX ($2.5B/3B) and KBR ($767M/996M) signal near-term cash flow acceleration, while Boeing/Lockheed's low outlays (<12%) flag paced funding. Aerospace primes gain multi-year stability amid 33-year average tenure, prioritizing cost-plus structures for lower execution risk.

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Investment Signals(3)

  • Boeing ISS dominance locks $22B revenue to 2026(HIGH)

    Massive sole-source cost-plus contract with $20B+ remaining obligation provides unmatched NASA backlog stability.

  • $4B+ SpaceX/KBR execution accelerates cash flows(HIGH)

    77%+ outlays on Commercial Crew (SpaceX) and MSOC (KBR) contracts affirm revenue realization through 2030.

  • Jacobs secures $1.2B Stennis facilities duopoly to 2025(HIGH)

    Two Syncom contracts total $1.2B obligation with $726M outlayed, ensuring O&M revenue via cost-plus incentives.

Risk Flags(3)

  • Execution[HIGH RISK]

    Low outlays (<12% of obligation) in Boeing ($2.4B/22B) and Lockheed signal funding pacing delays over 24-33 year terms.

  • Execution[MEDIUM RISK]

    $1B+ subawards across contracts (e.g., KBR $92M/456 subs, Aerodyne $673M/181) heighten subcontractor dependency risks.

  • Competitive[MEDIUM RISK]

    2025 endings for $1.2B Jacobs Stennis contracts risk recompetes without extensions.

Opportunities(3)

  • $20B+ remaining Boeing obligation plus $110M-$158M options across SpaceX/KBR/Aerodyne for scaled revenue.

  • $531M ceiling on Aerodyne small business set-aside enables veteran-owned scaling in Goddard engineering.

  • Jacobs $27M+$1M unexercised options on Stennis contracts offer low-risk upside before 2025 expiry.

Sector Themes(2)

  • Boeing's $22B anchors 80% of value in cost-plus R&D to 2026, with SpaceX crew transition extending to 2030.

  • $1.2B Jacobs Stennis contracts highlight recurring cost-plus needs amid GOGO R&D ops.

Watch List(3)

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    {"entity"=>"Boeing", "reason"=>"79% portfolio concentration with $20B remaining signals outsized NASA beta.", "trigger"=>"Outlays >$500M/quarter or 2026 extension"}

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    {"entity"=>"Jacobs Engineering", "reason"=>"$1.2B Stennis exposure nears 2025 cliff with $300M+ remaining.", "trigger"=>"Follow-on awards or recompete loss by June 2025"}

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    {"entity"=>"SpaceX", "reason"=>"Post-certification ISS missions unlock $110M options to 2030.", "trigger"=>"New task orders >$200M"}

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