Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — October 14, 2026

Deloitte holds a firm fixed price MSIX development and maintenance contract with $17,791,094 (about 89%) outlayed against $20,023,153 obligated. The current end date of December 14, 2026 makes option exercise or recompete activity a near-term catalyst for the prime and its ~10 subawards totaling $8,607,006.

The GSA FAS delivery order for AF eLearning LMS support at Scott AFB shows $0 outlaid despite a 2021 award date, and the recipient is foreign-owned with no small-business protection. If the zero outlay reflects actual non-performance rather than data lag, recognized revenue from this award is at risk.

The SDVOSB set-aside delivery order from the VA runs through September 1, 2027 with $10,542,609 (about 65%) outlaid and roughly $5.7M remaining. Set-aside status and HUBZone and SDB certifications provide competitive protection for follow-on T4NG legacy-systems work.

The firm fixed price USDA delivery order for RED MAPLE service strategy has a base-plus-options ceiling of $24,161,533, implying about $7,054,457 of unexercised option value. The 2025-02-28 end date means the option or extension decision is already due, making it a pending signal.

The full-and-open GSA FAS delivery order runs through October 30, 2026 with roughly $4.2M of base-plus-options value not yet obligated. Exercise of remaining options would add to revenue on a low-pricing-risk fixed-price structure.

SKILLSOFT (US) LLC reports $0 outlays on a $16,145,870 award dated 2021, which may indicate non-performance or invoicing lag rather than normal ramp.

Deloitte's $20,023,153 award is the largest single contract in the batch and represents about 29% of the $69,544,023 total, so the digest's aggregate picture is heavily weighted to one civilian prime.

Four of four awards are civilian with no defense exposure in this batch, and the data provides no agency budget trend, so civilian IT spending trajectory cannot be confirmed.

EVOKE RESEARCH's USDA award was competed full and open after exclusion of sources despite the firm's SDVOSB status, suggesting set-aside protection is not guaranteed in follow-on work.

CLIENT FIRST TECHNOLOGIES' SDVOSB, HUBZone, and SDB certifications position it for follow-on VA legacy-systems task orders beyond its current T4NG order.

Deloitte's MSIX scope and its roughly $8.6M of subawards indicate a sustained role in Department of Education data systems, which could extend through recompete.

USDA's RED MAPLE strategy work with EVOKE and about $7.05M of unexercised option value offers continued civilian IT consulting revenue if options are exercised.

Three of four awards (Deloitte MSIX, CLIENT FIRST T4NG, EVOKE RED MAPLE) fund ongoing maintenance and modernization of existing civilian systems, totaling roughly $53.4M of obligations.

CLIENT FIRST TECHNOLOGIES holds an SDVOSB set-aside award and EVOKE is an SDVOSB with a full-and-open award, showing veteran-owned firms winning civilian IT work of $16M-$17M each.

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{"entity" => "SKILLSOFT (US) LLC", "reason" => "Reports $0 outlays on a $16,145,870 award, a potential performance flag.", "trigger" => "First reported outlays in subsequent data, and exercise of the ~$4.2M remaining option value before October 30, 2026"}

{"entity" => "EVOKE RESEARCH AND CONSULTING, LLC", "reason" => "About $7.05M of unexercised option value on a USDA award whose performance period ended February 28, 2025.", "trigger" => "USDA extension, modification, or recompete announcement"}

{"entity" => "CLIENT FIRST TECHNOLOGIES, INC", "reason" => "$16,267,923 VA set-aside order with ~$5.7M remaining through September 2027.", "trigger" => "Follow-on T4NG or VA legacy-systems task order award"}