Parsons Corp. (PSN) has secured a significant position on a comprehensive U.S. Air Force construction and engineering services contract, marking another milestone in the company’s expansion within the defense sector. The contract, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineering Center, carries a total ceiling value of $15 billion and spans an initial five-year period with five optional one-year extensions, providing multiple opportunities for ongoing collaboration.
Scope of Work and Strategic Importance
Under this agreement, Parsons will have the opportunity to compete for task orders covering a broad range of civil engineering quotes and deliverables. The company’s responsibilities will include design and construction management for newly developed facilities, alongside comprehensive maintenance, renovation, and restoration services for existing Air Force infrastructure. This diversified scope positions Parsons as a key partner in modernizing and sustaining critical military assets.
Building Momentum in 2025
The $15 billion contract award represents the latest in a series of significant wins for Parsons this year. Earlier in 2025, the company secured a $1.5 billion Environmental Services contract with the Air Force Civil Engineering Center, specifically focused on addressing PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination—a growing environmental concern across military installations. These successive contract awards underscore the company’s technical expertise and the Air Force’s confidence in Parsons’ ability to deliver complex engineering solutions.
Market Response
Following the announcement, Parsons shares demonstrated positive momentum in pre-market trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with the stock climbing 1.35% to reach $61 per share, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s strategic positioning within the government contracting space.
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Parsons Strengthens U.S. Air Force Portfolio With $15 Billion Engineering Services Contract
Parsons Corp. (PSN) has secured a significant position on a comprehensive U.S. Air Force construction and engineering services contract, marking another milestone in the company’s expansion within the defense sector. The contract, managed by the Air Force Civil Engineering Center, carries a total ceiling value of $15 billion and spans an initial five-year period with five optional one-year extensions, providing multiple opportunities for ongoing collaboration.
Scope of Work and Strategic Importance
Under this agreement, Parsons will have the opportunity to compete for task orders covering a broad range of civil engineering quotes and deliverables. The company’s responsibilities will include design and construction management for newly developed facilities, alongside comprehensive maintenance, renovation, and restoration services for existing Air Force infrastructure. This diversified scope positions Parsons as a key partner in modernizing and sustaining critical military assets.
Building Momentum in 2025
The $15 billion contract award represents the latest in a series of significant wins for Parsons this year. Earlier in 2025, the company secured a $1.5 billion Environmental Services contract with the Air Force Civil Engineering Center, specifically focused on addressing PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination—a growing environmental concern across military installations. These successive contract awards underscore the company’s technical expertise and the Air Force’s confidence in Parsons’ ability to deliver complex engineering solutions.
Market Response
Following the announcement, Parsons shares demonstrated positive momentum in pre-market trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with the stock climbing 1.35% to reach $61 per share, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s strategic positioning within the government contracting space.
Disclaimer: The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of Nasdaq, Inc.