Federal Professional Services Contracts — October 29, 2026

Trewon's Department of State delivery order carries a base-plus-all-options value of $111,803,972 against only $26,902,380 obligated (~24%), leaving roughly $84.9M of option-dependent value on a labor-hours vehicle running to a potential 2029-12-31 end date.

Broadleaf's $31,247,864 obligation sits against a $47,810,405 base-plus-options value, with options extending to a potential 2028-05-31 end date and seven subawards totaling $2,529,526 (~8.1% of obligation) already flowing down.

Neither the $31,247,864 Broadleaf order nor the $26,902,380 Trewon order shows any outlays to date, so obligated value has not yet translated into cash billings or recognized revenue.

Both records classify as civilian (GSA FAS and Department of State) with 0/2 defense-related, even though Broadleaf's order references 'AIR COMBAT COMMAND ACC A589' — meaning no direct DOD prime exposure is captured here.

Both Broadleaf ($31,247,864) and Trewon ($26,902,380) show $0 outlays, and both are time-and-materials/labor-hours priced (medium pricing risk), so margin and revenue depend on labor-rate realization and utilization rather than fixed deliverables.

Trewon's Department of State order has a current performance end of 2026-12-31, and roughly 76% of its $111,803,972 ceiling is unexercised; non-exercise would cap realized value near the $26,902,380 obligation.

Broadleaf's award depends on continued 8(a) and small business eligibility and on parent Arctic Slope Regional Corporation's status; loss of eligibility could affect future task orders under the GSA vehicle.

The stream is entirely two small-business set-aside professional services orders across two unrelated civilian agencies, with no public-company recipient confirmed, limiting diversification and equity relevance.

Broadleaf's $31,247,864 GSA FAS order is a small business total set-aside under full and open competition after exclusion of sources, with 8(a) and Alaskan Native Corporation status supporting continued access to set-aside vehicles.

Trewon's Department of State management and accounting support order (NAICS 541611, PSC R703) won under full and open competition despite carrying 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, EDWOSB, and SDB designations, positioning it for follow-on State professional services work.

Broadleaf's seven subawards totaling $2,529,526 (~8.1% of obligation) indicate an active subcontractor network that could scale if the Air Combat Command program management scope expands.

Both awards — Broadleaf's $31,247,864 GSA order and Trewon's $26,902,380 State order — flow to small-business/socioeconomic-designated firms (8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, Alaskan Native Corporation), with Broadleaf a total set-aside and Trewon winning full and open despite its designations.

The stream is 0/2 defense-related, with GSA FAS and Department of State accounting for all $58,150,244, even though Broadleaf's scope references Air Combat Command.

Both awards are T&M or labor-hours priced with medium pricing risk and $0 outlays, meaning margin realization depends on labor-rate and utilization execution rather than fixed-price performance.

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{"entity" => "Broadleaf, Inc. / Arctic Slope Regional Corporation", "reason" => "$31,247,864 obligated against a $47,810,405 ceiling with $0 outlays; 8(a) and small business eligibility central to the award.", "trigger" => "Option exercise toward 2028-05-31 potential end and 8(a) recertification"}

{"entity" => "General Services Administration (FAS)", "reason" => "Sole agency in the stream with a defense-adjacent scope (Air Combat Command ACC A589) but classified civilian.", "trigger" => "Follow-on GSA FAS task orders or scope modifications"}

{"entity" => "Department of State", "reason" => "Awarded $26,902,380 in management/accounting support to Trewon under full and open competition.", "trigger" => "State Department budget cycle and professional services funding decisions"}