Every GovConFeed story on Amentum — contract awards, policy, enforcement, and protests, newest first.
Space Systems Command awarded Amentum Technology a $572,358,987 cost-plus-incentive-fee contract to operate and sustain NORAD Cheyenne Mountain warning and space command systems through Sept. 2033 after seven offers.
Read the story →Amentum Technology secured a $30 million ceiling contract to replace pump assemblies and modernize infrastructure for the Return Basin at Arnold Air Force Base, Tennessee, home of the Arnold Engineering Development Complex.
GAO sustained protests by Amentum Technology and SOS International against the Defense Intelligence Agency in January 2026, finding DIA assigned a strength to GDIT for training it deemed inferior to the protesters' offerings and penalized SOSi for statements that did not appear anywhere in its proposal.
KBR Mission Technology Solutions secured two LOGCAP V task order modifications totaling $449M — $304M for EUCOM base operating support and $145M for Fort Irwin's National Training Center logistics.
B-423898 et al. (Jan. 27, 2026) — DIA's $814.9M CENTCOM JIOC task order to GDIT vacated. Recordings showed SOSi never said what DIA penalized it for; GAO found unequal scoring favoring GDIT over Amentum.
GAO's January 2026 sustain of Amentum and SOSi's protests of a Defense Intelligence Agency contract award to GDIT centered on evaluation documentation failures. The decision reinforces that agencies must both explain why proposals got credit and avoid downgrading offerors for claims the proposals didn't make.
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