AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC: $10.7M Department of Homeland Security Contract
Summary
Agilent Technologies received a $10.7 million contract from the TSA for Bulk Resolution Technology systems. While small relative to Agilent's revenue, it signals continued investment in airport security technology.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.Agilent Technologies secures $10.7M TSA contract for BRT systems.
- 2.Contract is small relative to Agilent's $6.8B revenue but reinforces its security technology business.
- 3.Multi-year contract provides stable revenue stream through 2029.
Market Implications
This contract is a minor positive for Agilent Technologies, contributing to its security and detection business. It does not significantly move the needle for the company's overall financials but demonstrates ongoing government demand for advanced screening technology. Competitors like L3Harris Technologies ($L3H) and OSI Systems ($OSI) may also benefit from similar procurement trends.
Full Analysis
The Transportation Security Administration awarded Agilent Technologies a $10.7 million definitive contract for up to 174 Bulk Resolution Technology (BRT) systems, including installation, training, and maintenance. Agilent Technologies (ticker $A) is the direct recipient and a publicly traded company with $6.8 billion in annual revenue. This contract represents approximately 0.16% of Agilent's annual revenue, a modest but positive addition. The contract spans from 2026 to 2029, providing multi-year revenue visibility. No specific legislation directly authorizes this contract, but it falls under the broader TSA security technology procurement. Supply chain beneficiaries may include component suppliers for detection systems, though specific subcontractors are not disclosed. Historically, TSA contracts for screening technology have led to sustained service and upgrade revenue for incumbents.
Intelligence Surface
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What the bill does
Direct contract award from TSA for Bulk Resolution Technology systems.
Who must act
Department of Homeland Security (Transportation Security Administration) awarding to Agilent Technologies Inc.
What happens
$10.7 million added to Agilent's revenue over the contract period (2026-2029), representing approximately 0.16% of annual revenue.
Stock impact
Agilent Technologies is a diversified technology company with $6.8B in annual revenue. This contract is small relative to total revenue but reinforces its position in security screening technology. It may lead to follow-on contracts or maintenance extensions.
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Contract Details
Recipient
AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC
Award Amount
$10,727,649
Awarding Agency
Department of Homeland Security
Sub-Agency
Transportation Security Administration
Contract Type
DEFINITIVE CONTRACT
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