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Government Contracts for CSCO

AI-generated plain-English read of government contracts for CSCO. Updated daily.

Small but accelerating federal contract wins — early-stage government traction. Interesting as a leading indicator, but too small to be a material revenue driver today.

What will probably happen

Award momentum is building — if the next 90-day window sustains above $6.94M, the acceleration story strengthens.
Unknown dominates the award base — this issuer's government revenue is tied to the budget priorities of a single customer. Sensitive to agency-level cuts.
A single contract ($239.06M) represents a major share of recent awards — non-renewal at recompete would create a sharp revenue cliff.

What to do

If you HOLD this stock: Hold — federal contract activity is a positive but not a primary catalyst at current scale.
If you're EVALUATING this stock: Government revenue is a secondary factor at this scale — evaluate on primary business drivers.
If you trade OPTIONS: No strong options thesis from federal-contract data at current scale and pace.

Only 4 contract(s) in the trailing 12 months or less than $5M total — read with caution; small sample inflates pace swings.

Technical details

Technical analysis

Pace: Accelerating
Top agency: Unknown
Revenue scale: Minor
Last 90d awards: $6.94M
Prior 90d awards: $2.88M
90d vs 90d change: +141%
Trailing-12m total: $9.85M
Agency concentration: Single agency
Largest single award: $239.06M
Contract size profile: Mega deal
Trailing-12m contracts: 4

Key levels

Key price and metric levels
Level	Value
total value	2,069,335,394.16
last 90d total	6,937,685.5
prior 90d total	2,876,932.07
watch threshold	2,876,932.07
largest contract	239,060,038.68
trailing 12m total	9,848,597.57

Caveats

Federal contract awards are CEILING values, not realized revenue. Period-of-performance can span multiple years.
One agency (Unknown) dominates revenue — issuer is sensitive to that agency's budget priorities (DoD funding cycles, NASA program changes, etc.).
A single contract ($239.06M) represents a major share of recent awards; non-renewal at recompete would create a sharp revenue cliff.
Fewer than 5 contracts in the trailing 12 months — pace metrics are highly sensitive to individual awards and may not reflect an ongoing trend.