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Triple Canopy: Federal Contracts, Agencies & Awards

Data through 2026-09-04 · FY2026 to date

Obligations, FY2026 to date
$324M
Contract awards
66
Average award size
$4.9M
vs. prior full fiscal year
14.6% decline
Obligations by fiscal year
Obligations by fiscal year $0 $134M $268M $402M $536M FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 $324M
Obligations by fiscal year
ItemObligations
FY21$479M
FY22$382M
FY23$468M
FY24$478M
FY25$380M
FY26$324M

Obligations fell 14.6% year over year, from $380M in FY2025 to $324M in FY2026 to date.

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Triple Canopy has $324M in contract obligations in FY2026 to date. Triple Canopy won 66 awards this fiscal year to date, with an average award size of $4.9M and obligations down 14.6% year over year. Triple Canopy received the largest share of FY2026 obligations from the Department of Homeland Security, which obligated $221M, followed by the Department of State with $91.7M and the Department of Defense with $11.6M. Triple Canopy’s top markets are Security Guards and Patrol Services with $282M, Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) with $23.6M, Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services with $15.6M, and Engineering Services with $3.1M. Historical annual obligations show amounts of $479M in FY21, $382M in FY22, $468M in FY23, $478M in FY24, $380M in FY25, and $324M in FY26. The current-year totals are partial, fiscal year to date, and the note on award tables indicates some entries show total contract values rather than current-year obligations.

Who are Triple Canopy’s top federal customers in FY2026 to date?

The Department of Homeland Security is Triple Canopy’s largest buyer with $221M in obligations. The Department of State is the second-largest buyer with $91.7M. The Department of Defense is the third-largest buyer with $11.6M.

Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date 1 Department of Homeland Security $221M 2 Department of State $91.7M 3 Department of Defense $11.6M
Top 10 buying agencies, FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Department of Homeland Security$221M
Department of State$91.7M
Department of Defense$11.6M

Department of Homeland Security is Triple Canopy's largest federal customer, with $221M obligated (68.1% of the company's federal obligations).

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What are Triple Canopy’s main contract markets this fiscal year?

Security Guards and Patrol Services is Triple Canopy’s largest market with $282M in obligations. Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) follows with $23.6M, then Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services with $15.6M, and Engineering Services with $3.1M.

Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date 1 Security Guards and Patrol Services $282M 2 Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) $23.6M 3 Administrative Management and General Management Cons… $15.6M 4 Engineering Services $3.1M
Top 10 markets (NAICS), FY2026 to date
ItemObligations
Security Guards and Patrol Services$282M
Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)$23.6M
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services$15.6M
Engineering Services$3.1M

Security Guards and Patrol Services is Triple Canopy's largest federal market, with $282M in obligations.

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Largest awards, FY2026 to date
RankAwardAward AmountAwarding AgencyEnds
1 19AQMM22F0469 $536M Department of State 2027-02-26
2 W52P1J20F0496 $244M Department of Defense 2026-10-30
3 W52P1J20F0496 $244M Department of Defense 2026-10-30
4 70RFP224FREC00024 $109M Department of Homeland Security 2026-09-30
5 70RFP222FREC00019 $88M Department of Homeland Security 2026-02-28
6 70RFP225FREC00012 $47.6M Department of Homeland Security 2028-02-29
7 19AQMM22F0004 $35.5M Department of State 2026-12-05
8 70RFPW25FRW800007 $29.8M Department of Homeland Security 2029-10-31
9 70RFP325FRE300031 $27.7M Department of Homeland Security 2026-09-30
10 70RFP224FREC00012 $21.6M Department of Homeland Security 2028-03-31
11 70RFP320FRE300021 $19.2M Department of Homeland Security 2021-09-30
12 FA489022F0021 $15.5M Department of Defense 2027-03-06
13 70RFP426FRE500002 $12.3M Department of Homeland Security 2026-06-30
14 70RFP425FRE500004 $11.3M Department of Homeland Security 2025-06-30
15 70RFP226FREC00010 $11M Department of Homeland Security 2026-06-30
16 70RFP325FREM00001 $10M Department of Homeland Security 2026-05-31
17 70RFP324FREM00005 $9.8M Department of Homeland Security 2025-05-31
18 70RFP423FRE500025 $9.1M Department of Homeland Security 2024-06-30
19 70RFP222FREC00031 $8.9M Department of Homeland Security 2024-03-31
20 70RFP226FREC00020 $8.1M Department of Homeland Security 2026-09-30
21 70RFP426FRE500003 $8.1M Department of Homeland Security 2026-07-31
22 70RFP425FRE500025 $7.4M Department of Homeland Security 2026-02-28
23 70RFP426FRE500010 $7.3M Department of Homeland Security 2026-10-31
24 70RFPW22FRW800019 $7.2M Department of Homeland Security 2023-06-30
25 70RFP425FRE700061 $7.2M Department of Homeland Security 2026-04-30
Contracts expiring in the next 12 months
AwardAwarding AgencyAward ValueEnds
19AQMM22F0469 Department of State $536M 2027-02-26
W52P1J20F0496 Department of Defense $244M 2026-10-30
W52P1J20F0496 Department of Defense $244M 2026-10-30
70RFP224FREC00024 Department of Homeland Security $109M 2026-09-30
19AQMM22F0004 Department of State $35.5M 2026-12-05
70RFP325FRE300031 Department of Homeland Security $27.7M 2026-09-30
FA489022F0021 Department of Defense $15.5M 2027-03-06
70RFP226FREC00020 Department of Homeland Security $8.1M 2026-09-30
Registration details
DetailRegistration
Unique Entity ID (UEI) F481BZWYCZA7
Headquarters Herndon, VA
Parent company CONSTELLIS HOLDINGS, LLC
Business types Category business; Corporate entity not tax exempt; Foreign owned and us located business; Other than small business; Special designations

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Triple Canopy make from federal contracts?

Triple Canopy has $324M in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date. Triple Canopy won 66 awards so far this fiscal year, with an average award size of $4.9M and obligations down 14.6% year over year.

Which agencies buy from Triple Canopy?

The Department of Homeland Security, the Department of State, and the Department of Defense buy from Triple Canopy. The Department of Homeland Security obligated $221M, the Department of State obligated $91.7M, and the Department of Defense obligated $11.6M in FY2026 to date.

What does Triple Canopy sell to the government?

Triple Canopy sells security and related services to the government. Security Guards and Patrol Services account for $282M, Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths) account for $23.6M, Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services account for $15.6M, and Engineering Services account for $3.1M in FY2026 to date.

Which Triple Canopy contracts are expiring soon?

The dataset does not list specific expiring contracts in the provided figures, so no expiring-contract values are available here. The note indicates that largest-awards and expiring-contracts tables show total contract values rather than current-year obligations, but no expiring-contract entries were included in the facts.

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