Federal Professional Services Contracts — October 09, 2026

The firm-fixed-price order covering energy conservation measures at Wallops Island, VA runs through 2029-11-01 with $20,370,949 (about 42%) already outlayed. Open-competition award with no set-aside supports a durable, competitively won position, though parent public-company status is not confirmed.

The delivery order's start date (2026-09-24) follows its award date by one week and no revenue has been recognized, while only about 9.7% of the $176,034,150 ceiling is obligated. Scope is described only as 'NAVFAC CECS', limiting visibility into deliverables.

As a nonprofit, the recipient carries no direct equity implication; the cost-plus-fixed-fee structure implies lower contractor cost risk, but only about 16% ($9,516,806) of the obligation is outlayed against a $60,389,347 base-plus-all-options value.

Deloitte Consulting LLP's GSA delivery order has zero outlays and performance has not yet begun, so revenue realization depends on the start of work in late September 2026 and on scope that the data describes only as 'NAVFAC CECS'.

NASA-funded awards carry large unfunded or unexercised ceilings (SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE at $60,389,347 base-plus-all-options versus $38,725,490 obligated; AMERESCO at $57,354,812 versus $48,129,004), so value depends on future incremental funding and appropriations.

Competition signal is unknown for all three awards despite being open-competition, so the durability of these positions at re-compete cannot be assessed from the data.

Continued option exercise on AMERESCO's Goddard energy retrofit could push total obligations from $48,129,004 toward the $57,354,812 base-plus-options value, benefiting energy-services subcontractors.

Deloitte's GSA delivery order has roughly $158.9M of unobligated ceiling, so incremental task orders from the $176,034,150 base-plus-options value would expand revenue materially if performance begins as scheduled.

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE's JUICE spectrograph contract has $21,663,857 of remaining base-plus-all-options value, supporting continued NASA planetary-exploration hardware work.

AMERESCO's $48,129,004 NASA Goddard delivery order for Wallops Island energy conservation measures, running to 2029, reflects sustained civilian spending on building energy upgrades.

SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE's $38,725,490 cost-plus-fixed-fee JUICE contract, with performance to 2036, indicates long-horizon NASA planetary R&D spending, though the single award cannot establish a budget trend.

Deloitte's $17,158,734 GSA FAS delivery order, with a $176,034,150 ceiling, shows management consulting capacity being directed to civilian and NAVFAC-linked scopes, though no revenue has yet been recognized.

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{"entity" => "Deloitte & Touche LLP", "reason" => "GSA delivery order of $17,158,734 has $0 outlayed and only about 9.7% of its $176,034,150 ceiling obligated.", "trigger" => "First outlay reporting after 2026-09-24 start and option exercise at 2027-09-23"}

{"entity" => "Southwest Research Institute", "reason" => "JUICE spectrograph contract of $38,725,490 with about 16% outlayed against a $60,389,347 ceiling; nonprofit with no direct equity read-through.", "trigger" => "Incremental funding actions and JUICE mission schedule versus the 2022 target referenced in the description"}