General Federal Contracts — October 13, 2026

The $21,328,521 firm-fixed-price order has only $7,821,639 (about 37%) outlayed against a 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31 performance period, so the remaining roughly $13.5M depends on call-offs during the balance of the year. Follow-on FY27 awards would be the next catalyst if the 'FY26' designation recurs.

The $22,581,570 firm-fixed-price contract is about 93.5% outlayed ($21,119,707), leaving roughly $1.46M and pointing toward near-term close-out, with an extension to 2027-03-31 possible. Full and open competition and non-small-business status indicate ordinary market competition with limited investment read-through.

The $21,908,995 order is about 84% outlayed ($18,409,011), leaving roughly $3.5M against a 2026-11-10 end date, and the recipient's ownership and public-company status are not established in the data. Without a listed ticker or parent-level financials, this award cannot be mapped to an investable position.

All three awards are civilian; none is tied to DOD or NDAA priorities, so durability cannot be benchmarked against the defense appropriations framework. Awards issued in the October period also carry continuing resolution exposure that the data does not quantify.

Perimeter Solutions' $21.3M order is firm-fixed-price with on-demand call-offs, so revenue recognition depends on wildfire-season volume rather than guaranteed quantities, and the data does not disclose the company's total revenue to test materiality.

Recipient visibility is limited: only Perimeter Solutions has a clearly identifiable, plausibly public parent, while Messer Construction and Digital Management lack confirmed investable exposure, so most of the $65.8M cannot be linked to tradable securities.

Perimeter Solutions LP could capture follow-on wildfire retardant demand if the USDA Forest Service issues FY27 orders following the FY26 'On-Demand BPA Perimeter' structure, given the $21.3M obligation and roughly $13.5M still unpaid.

Digital Management LLC's CDC hosting relationship could be extended or re-awarded given the 2026-11-10 end date and about $3.5M unspent, though its investable upside is uncertain.

Messer Construction Co's GSA PBS project may extend to 2027-03-31, creating a modest additional scope opportunity on the Bricker Federal Building Columbus, OH buildout.

All $65.8M in awards on this date went to civilian agencies (GSA, HHS/CDC, USDA Forest Service), with no defense-related contracts present. The mix is facilities buildout, IT hosting, and wildfire supply rather than technology or weapons programs.

The $21,328,521 Perimeter Solutions retardant order from USDA Forest Service represents the single largest award in the batch and reflects ongoing federal demand for wildfire fire-retardant chemicals under an on-demand BPA structure.

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