DHS Homeland Security Contracts — October 11, 2026

The recipient, The New Mexico Commission for the Blind, is a state government entity, so the $31,043,009 obligation does not map to any publicly traded company in the data provided. Investors should not attribute this award to defense or civilian equity exposure.

The contract is marked NOT AVAILABLE FOR COMPETITION with NO SET ASIDE USED, so it reflects a non-competitive placement with no socioeconomic policy priority. This limits its read-through as a competitive win or a durable market-share signal.

The firm-fixed-price structure and low pricing-risk rating mean the award places little cost-overrun exposure on the government or any commercial contractor. Outlays of $26,649,087 to date suggest active performance without signaled problems.

Any reliance on this single state-agency award for DHS food services volume would be concentrated in one non-commercial recipient, but no commercial contractor exposure is identified in the data.

The award's obligation trajectory depends on annual DHS appropriations, and the data does not establish a budget trend beyond this single award.

Option exercises could expand the award from $31,043,009 toward the $71,568,849 base-plus-options value, lifting DHS/FLETC food services volume for the recipient, though no public equity is identified.

This award is a civilian DHS/FLETC food services procurement with a NAICS 722310 and PSC S203 profile, representing a labor-oriented, non-technology service category. Its $7.7M average annual run rate is small relative to the agency's broader contract base.

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{"entity" => "DHS Federal Law Enforcement Training Center", "reason" => "Source agency for this food services award, with obligation scaling dependent on option exercises toward $71,568,849.", "trigger" => "FY2027 DHS appropriations and any Continuing Resolution affecting obligations"}