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$35 Million Disbursement to HANFORD MISSION INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS, LLC

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By: Quiver ContractTracker

Posted: 2 hours ago / Aug. 18, 2025 8:53 a.m. UTC

The recent financial activity in the government contracting sector has been captivating, particularly a noteworthy $35 million payment to HANFORD MISSION INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS, LLC from the Department of Energy. This payment, made on August 15, 2025, highlights the ongoing financial engagement between the government and private contractors. The data, sourced from USASpending.gov, provides an insightful peek into the dynamics of government contracts.

The awarded contract is described as the “HANFORD MISSION ESSENTIAL SERVICES CONTRACT – RELIABILITY TASK ORDER-012 – PROJECT L-888, EASTERN PLATEAU FIRE STATION,” indicating a significant project with essential implications for safety and emergency preparedness in the region. 

In conjunction with this contract, our analysis reveals a substantial link between government spending and publicly traded companies—specifically, we mapped this particular contract to $LDOS.

$LDOS Government Contracts

Over the past year, $LDOS has attracted an impressive total of $8,672,414,010 in award payments. This figure reflects the company’s ongoing influence and participation in federal contracting. To break down this total, here are some of the most prominent awards received by $LDOS in the last year:

If you’re interested in tracking government contracts related to publicly traded companies, take a moment to explore Quiver Quantitative’s government contracts dashboard. This resource provides a deeper understanding of how government spending patterns correlate with stock performance.

$LDOS Congressional Stock Trading

Turning our focus to congressional trading, members of Congress have engaged in trading the $LDOS stock on one occasion in the past six months. Notably, this involved no purchases, but one sale, reflecting a cautious approach to investing in this company from public officials.

For those keen on transparency in governmental investing decisions, you can find detailed analysis of recent trading of $LDOS stock by congressional members over the last six months. It’s essential to keep a close eye on such transactions, as they can offer insights into political sentiment and potential future developments.

$LDOS Insider Trading Activity

Examining insider trading activity provides additional context regarding $LDOS’s internal dynamics. In the past six months, insiders have executed four trades of $LDOS stock, with no purchases and only sales. This pattern could suggest a level of caution amidst varying market conditions.

  • STEPHEN EDWARD HULL (Sector President) sold 7,526 shares for an estimated $1,327,477.
  • GREGORY R DAHLBERG has no purchases recorded but made two sales, relinquishing 2,202 shares for an estimated $362,101.
  • GARY STEPHEN MAY sold 2,000 shares for approximately $356,104.

To delve further into insider transactions, you can explore Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard—a vital resource for understanding how executive decisions may impact stock performance.

$LDOS Hedge Fund Activity

The hedge fund landscape surrounding $LDOS also deserves attention. In the most recent quarter, we observed 432 institutional investors adding shares of $LDOS stock, while 444 reduced their holdings. This combined activity underscores the varying investment strategies among institutional players.

To illustrate this dynamic, here are some of the largest recent maneuvers among hedge funds:

If you’re curious about hedge funds’ positions and strategies, Quiver Quantitative’s institutional holdings dashboard is a great tool to navigate this complex landscape.

This article is not financial advice. See Quiver Quantitative’s disclaimers for more information. Note that there may be inaccuracies due to mistakes in ticker mapping and other anomalies.

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