Every GovConFeed story on Leidos — contract awards, policy, enforcement, and protests, newest first.
TSA kept Leidos as sole deployer of airport checkpoint screening equipment under a single-award IDIQ worth up to $672.5M over eight years, up from the $470.7M 2021 contract. Three bids came in; Leidos had drawn $435M in orders on the predecessor.
Read the story →After GDIT's protest forced corrective action, DISA ran market research with 24 respondents and again concluded only Leidos can migrate the combatant commands to DoDNet by the Sept. 30, 2028 deadline, citing $15M in duplicative costs if the work were competed.
NASA selected 16 companies, seven of them Alaska Native or tribal subsidiaries, for $1.4 billion in Enterprise Logistics Support Services BPAs placed on GSA's OASIS+, covering property management, transportation, disposal, export control and flight hardware support for up to 8.5 years.
USSOCOM awarded Leidos a $27.2M contract modification to produce All Up Rounds of the AGM-190A small cruise missile, moving the Huntsville-built 'Black Arrow' program from flight testing into low-rate production.
NASA named 364 initial awardees for the Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) VI contract vehicle on June 22, 2026, covering hardware, software, cloud, and cybersecurity across three categories with a $20 billion ceiling each and a 10-year ordering period through October 31, 2036.
Leidos wins a potential $270M single-award IDIQ from CBP to deliver up to 100 truck-mounted Medium Energy Mobile Systems for non-intrusive vehicle and cargo inspection at border crossings over five years.
Leidos landed a $2.7 billion FAR Part 15 contract from Army Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal to consolidate and scale production of the Dark Eagle Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon, transitioning the program from OTA development into conventional acquisition.
Leidos secured a $475M contract from Hill Air Force Base to provide product support integration for the F-16 Avionics Intermediate Shop program, covering USAF and allied air forces globally.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach confirmed September 2026 production start for the Family of Affordable Mass Missiles, with FY2026 funding already covering the first 1,000 rounds and a five-year plan to procure nearly 28,000 weapons.
The Defense Department reached framework agreements with four vendors — Anduril, Leidos, CoAspire, and Zone 5 — to procure at least 10,000 low-cost containerized cruise missiles within three years, with test flights beginning June 2026.
Naval Information Warfare Systems Command awarded a $452.9 million multiple-award IDIQ to five firms — including Leidos and Serco — for production, spare parts, and upgrades to the Automated Digital Network System serving Navy ships, submarines, and aircraft.
The Army awarded Leidos a $2.7 billion contract on May 12, 2026, consolidating the Thermal Protection Shield and Common Hypersonic Glide Body programs into a single unified production effort to transition hypersonic weapons from prototyping to fielding.
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