Federal contractor profile
Consolidated Nuclear Security: Federal Contracts, Agencies & Awards
Data through 2026-09-28 · FY2026 to date
- Obligations, FY2026 to date
- $3.3B
- Contract awards
- 1
- Average award size
- $3.3B
- vs. prior full fiscal year
- 31.2% growth
| Item | Obligations |
|---|---|
| FY21 | $2.6B |
| FY22 | $3.8B |
| FY23 | $3.3B |
| FY24 | $3.6B |
| FY25 | $2.5B |
| FY26 | $3.3B |
Obligations grew 31.2% year over year, from $2.5B in FY2025 to $3.3B in FY2026 to date.
Consolidated Nuclear Security has $3.3B in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date. Consolidated Nuclear Security received 1 award so far this fiscal year, with an average award size of $3.3B. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s obligations are up 31.2% year over year. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s recent fiscal history shows obligations of $2.6B in FY21, $3.8B in FY22, $3.3B in FY23, $3.6B in FY24, and $2.5B in FY25. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s current-year totals are partial and cover the fiscal year to date; the figures presented are contract obligations except where tables note award-value totals. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s FY2026 position reflects a rebound from FY25 and parity with FY23 on an obligations basis. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s single large award this year drives the average award size figure, and the year-over-year change captures how obligations moved relative to the prior fiscal period. Stakeholders focused on federal nuclear and national security contracting should track award pipelines and upcoming solicitations for changes in obligation patterns.
How large are Consolidated Nuclear Security’s FY2026 federal contract obligations?
Consolidated Nuclear Security has $3.3B in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date. Consolidated Nuclear Security received 1 award this fiscal year, and the average award size is $3.3B. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s FY2026 obligations are up 31.2% year over year.
How have Consolidated Nuclear Security’s obligations changed over recent fiscal years?
Consolidated Nuclear Security reported obligations of $2.6B in FY21, $3.8B in FY22, $3.3B in FY23, $3.6B in FY24, $2.5B in FY25, and $3.3B in FY26. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s FY2026 total matches FY23 on an obligations basis and represents an increase relative to FY25.
| Rank | Award | Award Amount | Awarding Agency | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DENA0001942 | $34.7B | Department of Energy | 2027-09-30 |
| Detail | Registration |
|---|---|
| Unique Entity ID (UEI) | EWV8QKG1JUV7 |
| Headquarters | Oak Ridge, TN |
| Business types | Category business; Corporate entity not tax exempt; Limited liability corporation; Minority owned business; Other minority owned business; Other than small business |
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Consolidated Nuclear Security make from federal contracts?
Consolidated Nuclear Security has $3.3B in federal contract obligations in FY2026 to date. Consolidated Nuclear Security recorded 1 award this fiscal year and an average award size of $3.3B. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s obligations are up 31.2% year over year.
Which agencies buy from Consolidated Nuclear Security?
Consolidated Nuclear Security sells to federal agencies that award the contracts reflected in the obligations totals. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s page does not list agency names in the provided figures, only the contractor-level obligations and award counts.
What does Consolidated Nuclear Security sell to the government?
Consolidated Nuclear Security sells contract services and deliverables covered by the reported obligations. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s provided figures describe total contract obligations and award counts, not a detailed product or service list.
Which Consolidated Nuclear Security contracts are expiring soon?
Consolidated Nuclear Security’s provided information does not list specific expiring contracts. Consolidated Nuclear Security’s summary includes a note that award-value figures in the largest-awards and expiring-contracts tables are total contract values, but the expiring contracts themselves are not shown in the provided figures.
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