All NASA Contracts — October 08, 2026

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. won a firm-fixed-price NASA delivery order for dedicated and rideshare launch services under VADR, with $21M outlayed against a $33.1M current obligation. Full and open competition with no set-aside supports SpaceX's competitive position in NASA launch procurement.

ADVON Corporation, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, received a firm-fixed-price order to demolish Building 1100 at NASA Stennis, running February 2026 to February 2029 with only $1.7M outlayed. Implied annual revenue of about $11.4M would be material for a small contractor, but execution has only just begun.

AHTNA TARGET JV, LLC, an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small business, won a non-competitive firm-fixed-price contract to demolish abandoned structures in Huntsville, AL, through July 2027. Implied annualized revenue of about $10.7M provides steady visibility, though the explicit no-set-aside designation limits reliance on preference programs.

Lockheed Martin received a non-competed $3.3M firm-fixed-price purchase order from NASA Ames to fabricate nine space vehicle component units using VIPER spare parts, with $0 outlayed and delivery by September 2027. The modest size is immaterial to Lockheed's revenue base and does not indicate a budget shift.

ADVON's $34.2M demolition order is firm-fixed-price with only $1.7M outlayed; cost overruns on Stennis Building 1100 would fall on ADVON, and small-business margins are thin.

AHTNA's $21.4M firm-fixed-price demolition contract at NASA Marshall carries cost-overrun exposure over a two-year performance window ending July 2027.

SpaceX's VADR obligations ($33.1M against a $300M ceiling) depend on NASA issuing future task orders; revenue recognition is gradual and subject to appropriations timing.

The VADR program could shift share to United Launch Alliance or Blue Origin, which would cap SpaceX's share of the $300M ceiling.

Expanded NASA VADR task orders could lift SpaceX's realized revenue from the current $33.1M obligation toward the $300M ceiling.

AHTNA's non-competitive award at NASA Marshall may position it for follow-on demolition and remediation work in Huntsville.

ADVON's SDVOSB status may win future set-aside demolition awards at NASA facilities, building on the $34.2M Stennis order.

NASA Ames VIPER-related fabrication could expand into additional Lockheed Martin orders for space vehicle components.

Two of four awards, ADVON ($34.2M at Stennis) and AHTNA ($21.4M at Marshall), target demolition at NASA centers, pointing to sustained facility modernization spending. Together they represent about $55.6M of obligations, or roughly 60% of the stream total.

SpaceX's VADR award, a $300M ceiling with $33.1M obligated, confirms NASA's continued reliance on commercial launch providers under full and open competition.

Lockheed Martin's $3.3M VIPER-related order is small but confirms ongoing NASA funding for space vehicle component fabrication.

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