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Mission Support and Test Services: Federal Contracts, Agencies & Awards

Data through 2026-09-28 · FY2026 to date

Obligations, FY2026 to date
$997M
Contract awards
5
Average award size
$199M
vs. prior full fiscal year
0.2% growth
Obligations by fiscal year
Obligations by fiscal year $0 $312M $624M $935M $1.2B FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $997M
Obligations by fiscal year
ItemObligations
FY21$855M
FY22$923M
FY23$838M
FY24$1.1B
FY25$995M
FY26$997M

Obligations grew 0.2% year over year, from $995M in FY2025 to $997M in FY2026 to date.

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Mission Support and Test Services received $997M in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date, with 5 awards and an average award size of $199M. Mission Support and Test Services obligations are up 0.2% year over year. Mission Support and Test Services saw $996M obligated by the Department of Energy and $77.7K obligated by the General Services Administration. Mission Support and Test Services sells primarily Facilities Support Services, which accounted for $996M in obligations, and General Automotive Repair, which accounted for $77.7K. Mission Support and Test Services obligations have moved from $855M in FY21 to $923M in FY22, $838M in FY23, $1.1B in FY24, $995M in FY25, and $997M in FY26 to date. Mission Support and Test Services current-year totals are partial because the period reported is fiscal year to date, and the note clarifies that figures are contract obligations except for award-value figures in the largest-awards and expiring-contracts tables. Mission Support and Test Services average award size is the simple ratio shown as $199M given the 5 awards and total obligations reported.

Who are the main federal buyers for Mission Support and Test Services?

Department of Energy is the primary buyer, obligating $996M in FY2026 to date. General Services Administration is a distant second, obligating $77.7K. The concentration shows most obligations flow through a single agency.

Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date 1 Department of Energy $996M 2 General Services Administration $77.7K
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Department of Energy$996M
General Services Administration$77.7K

Department of Energy is Mission Support and Test Services's largest federal customer, with $996M obligated (100.0% of the company's federal obligations).

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What services and markets drive Mission Support and Test Services revenue?

Facilities Support Services is the dominant market, accounting for $996M in obligations. General Automotive Repair is a much smaller market at $77.7K. The two markets mirror the agency obligations by value.

Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date 1 Facilities Support Services $996M 2 General Automotive Repair $77.7K
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Facilities Support Services$996M
General Automotive Repair$77.7K

Facilities Support Services is Mission Support and Test Services's largest federal market, with $996M in obligations.

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Largest awards, FY2026 to date
RankAwardAward AmountAwarding AgencyEnds
1 DENA0003624 $7.7B Department of Energy 2027-11-30
2 47QMCC26PI023 $29.9K General Services Administration 2026-06-12
3 47QMCC26PI051 $16.5K General Services Administration 2026-09-11
4 47QMCC26PI004 $16.2K General Services Administration 2025-12-11
5 47QMCC26PI027 $15.1K General Services Administration 2026-06-12
Registration details
DetailRegistration
Unique Entity ID (UEI) YSYZHPCG4XB3
Headquarters North Las Vegas, NV
Parent company HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC
Business types Category business; Limited liability corporation; Other than small business; Partnership or limited liability partnership; Special designations; Us owned business

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Mission Support and Test Services make from federal contracts?

Mission Support and Test Services has $997M in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date. Mission Support and Test Services received 5 awards this fiscal year to date, with an average award size of $199M, and obligations are up 0.2% year over year.

Which agencies buy from Mission Support and Test Services?

The Department of Energy and the General Services Administration are buyers of Mission Support and Test Services. The Department of Energy obligated $996M and the General Services Administration obligated $77.7K in FY2026 to date.

What does Mission Support and Test Services sell to the government?

Mission Support and Test Services sells Facilities Support Services and General Automotive Repair to the government. Facilities Support Services accounted for $996M in obligations and General Automotive Repair accounted for $77.7K in FY2026 to date.

Which Mission Support and Test Services contracts are expiring soon?

The provided facts do not list specific contract end dates or expiring-contract entries for Mission Support and Test Services. The note states that award-value figures in the largest-awards and expiring-contracts tables are total contract values, but no expiring-contract details are included in the facts.

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