Parsons Awarded $137M Defense Threat Reduction Agency Task Order For Cyber Operations
- New $137 million ceiling value contract represents additional revenue stream
- Contract includes multiple extension options spanning up to 5.5 years
- Third task order under AEMSS IDIQ MATOC demonstrates strong relationship with DTRA
- Expands company's cybersecurity operations portfolio with federal defense contracts
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Parsons secured a $137M DTRA cyber contract, strengthening government revenue streams with 5.5 years of potential work.
Parsons Corporation has secured a
This marks Parsons' third task order under the Assessment, Exercise, Modeling and Simulation, and Support (AEMSS) IDIQ multiple award contract, demonstrating the company's deepening relationship with DTRA. The expanding partnership suggests Parsons is successfully leveraging its technical capabilities to capture additional market share within its existing customer base.
The award aligns with Parsons' strategic focus on high-margin, technology-driven government contracting. Cybersecurity represents a priority spending area across defense and intelligence agencies, with funding typically more resilient against budget fluctuations than conventional defense programs. For investors, this contract win bolsters Parsons' position in the growing cyber defense sector while providing backlog visibility through a potential multi-year engagement with a key government customer.
CHANTILLY, Va., June 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Parsons Corporation (NYSE: PSN) announced today that the company was awarded a
“Every day, Parsons’ skilled professionals and extensive cyber operations experience are empowering our customers to counter and mitigate threats to U.S. safety and security,” said Jon Moretta, President, Engineered Systems, for Parsons. “We have supported DTRA’s mission to prevent, reduce, and counter threats to national security for decades, and we remain committed to enhancing our nation's readiness to combat cyber threats and protect citizens and critical infrastructure.”
This award is Parsons’ third task order under the AEMSS IDIQ MATOC and continues to grow the company’s work with DTRA. Previous task orders include work to identify and mitigate a broad spectrum of vulnerabilities and threats to mission critical facilities, and building partner nation capabilities to detect, interdict, and deter weapons of mass destruction and related items at land, air, and maritime ports of entry.
For decades, Parsons has supported cybersecurity operations worldwide with leading-edge technical innovations, mission planning and automation solutions, cyber threat intelligence, and advanced cyber threat hunting and incident response. The company’s experience spans national security missions and protecting critical infrastructure through tools and technology that enable a more secure and robust means to solve the toughest cyber challenges.
To learn more about Parsons’ global security and mission solutions, visit Parsons.com/security-and-mission-solutions/.
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