SAIC reported $7.3 billion FY26 revenue as the company stacks civilian-agency IT-modernization wins. Two recent ones to note: a $95 million Technical Information Services contract from GAO, and a $378 million 10-year FAA contract for end-user services across 50,000 FAA workers. Coverage from GovCon Wire and HSToday.
What the contracts cover
- GAO ($95M): Enterprise IT services to modernize GAO's tech environment — system performance, security, user experience.
- FAA ($378M, 10 years): Service desk support, business and admin systems infrastructure, training, IT asset management for FAA's 50,000-strong workforce.
Adjacent context
SAIC also recently challenged a $1.4B award that went to Accenture — a reminder that even at $7.3B revenue, the company contests adverse outcomes when it sees grounds. Investors watching SAIC should note the FY26 results + protest activity together as the steady-state competitive posture.
What this means for the market
- Civilian-agency IT modernization continues despite federal workforce reductions
- Mid-tier IT primes (SAIC, Booz Allen, Leidos, GDIT) are absorbing the work post-RIF
- Subcontract opportunities exist for specialty firms (cybersecurity, accessibility, automation) that can plug into prime task orders