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Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — February 06, 2026

Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts

8 total filings analysed

Executive Summary

Eight bullish federal IT & cybersecurity contracts totaling $643.8M obligated signal sustained U.S. government demand for systems sustainment, modernization, and SaaS through 2026-2032, with $367M already outlayed across mature awards. Deloitte Consulting LLP dominates with $174.6M (two HHS wins), while Accenture ($93.6M DHS) and small businesses like MINBURN ($86M GSA) highlight concentration in top-tier integrators and SDVOB/SDVOSB performers. Upside exceeds $500M from options/extensions, but firm fixed price structures and zero-outlay deals (~$295M) flag execution risks warranting close monitoring.

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Investment Signals(3)

  • Dominance of IT consultancies in multi-year sustainment(HIGH)

    Deloitte ($174.6M HHS) and Accenture ($93.6M DHS) lead with 50%+ of total value in long-term (5-10yr) IT maintenance/modernization, $215M outlayed signaling strong cash flow visibility.

  • Small/SDVOB businesses winning large full/open awards(HIGH)

    MINBURN ($86M GSA Army SaaS), REI ($80.7M GSA QA), and IT Federal ($67.6M Treasury) capture 35% of value despite no set-asides, with $64.7M outlayed in IT Federal.

  • High execution rates in 5+ yr contracts(MEDIUM)

    58% average outlay rate ($367M of $644M) in deals like Accenture (71%), Deloitte FDA (97%), and IT Federal (96%), supporting revenue predictability to 2027+.

Risk Flags(2)

  • Execution[HIGH RISK]

    Firm fixed price in 6/8 contracts (~$500M) exposes to cost overruns amid long periods (avg 4-5yrs remaining); subawards average 20% of value ($100M+ across 200+ subs) add dependency.

  • Market[MEDIUM RISK]

    Zero outlays in 4 contracts ($295M, 46% of total) like MINBURN, REI, Leidos signal funding delays; budget reprioritization risks in extended terms to 2032.

Opportunities(3)

  • $500M+ unexercised options (e.g., Deloitte NIH $245M upside, MINBURN $145M) plus extensions to 2029-2032 across 7/8 deals.

  • Follow-on potential in HHS IT modernization (25% of value: $174M Deloitte + $73M GDIT CMS) and GSA vehicles for SaaS/sustainment.

  • Small/SDVOB leverage for repeat wins despite full/open comp, with high outlay execution positioning for local DoD/Treasury expansions.

Sector Themes(3)

  • HHS awards total $248M (38% of period value) focused on NIH/FDA/CMS systems integration/modernization through 2026-2031.

  • Four GSA deals ($295M, 46%) via BPA calls for SaaS/QA/sustainment, favoring incumbents and small businesses.

  • 75% of value in 5+ year terms with options/extensions to 2032, averaging $80M/contract.

Watch List(3)

  • 👁

    {"entity"=>"Deloitte Consulting LLP", "reason"=>"Largest exposure at $174.6M (27%) across two HHS IT deals with $100M+ options upside.", "trigger"=>"NIH/FDA option exercises or follow-on awards >$100M"}

  • 👁

    {"entity"=>"MINBURN Technology Group LLC", "reason"=>"$86M zero-outlay GSA SaaS deal with $145M potential; SDVOB status in full/open win.", "trigger"=>"Initial outlays >20% or Army DOD365 expansion"}

  • 👁

    {"entity"=>"Zero-outlay contracts ($295M total)", "reason"=>"46% of value at risk of delay (MINBURN, REI, Leidos, partial others).", "trigger"=>"Outlay ramp >$50M by mid-2026"}

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