Contract Deobligations Alert — April 12, 2026

L3Harris Technologies, Inc. linked to $1,826,088,581 defense contract deobligation from Department of Commerce (2009-05-27 award), generating bullish signal with strength 7/10 and materiality 8/10.

Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority awarded $128,167,655 fixed-price with economic price adjustment delivery order (base + options to $295,652,367) from Department of Education's FSA Acquisitions Office for student loan servicing, under full and open competition with $0 outlays to date.

Deobligation of $1,826,088,581 on L3Harris Technologies, Inc. contract with Department of Commerce (2009 vintage) signals potential civilian budget reallocations amid fiscal tightening.

Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority faces medium contract pricing risk on $128,167,655 fixed-price with economic price adjustment structure and $0 outlays since April 1, 2026 start.

Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority has upside via unexercised options expanding $128,167,655 base obligation to $295,652,367 ceiling for Department of Education student loan servicing.

$1.95B total deobligations led by Department of Commerce ($1.83B to L3Harris Technologies, Inc.) and Department of Education ($128M to Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority) reflect adjustments in non-defense spending.

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