Government services · AMTM
Amentum (AMTM) gets 81% of its revenue from the U.S. government
What Amentum reports in its FY2025 10-K, and what federal contract records show.
Summary
Amentum reported that about 81% of its FY2025 revenue came through direct contracts with U.S. government agencies, roughly $11.7B of $14.4B by our calculation: "Approximately 81% of the Company’s revenues were derived through direct contracts with agencies of the U.S. Government for the year ended October 3, 2025." The public company was formed in September 2024 by combining Jacobs' government services business with the privately held Amentum, so we count its contract record only from federal fiscal year 2025.
The Army is its largest contracting customer, at 29.9% of the $6.11B in prime contract obligations we matched in federal fiscal year 2025, including logistics support under the Army's LOGCAP program (task order 0004). NASA engineering services and Missile Defense Agency work also rank high.
Much of Amentum's Department of Energy environmental cleanup work runs through joint ventures, such as UCOR at Oak Ridge and the Central Plateau Cleanup Company at Hanford. We list them below but keep them out of the totals, which is one reason the 0.52 ratio of matched obligations to reported government revenue sits below 1.0.
Share of revenue over time
Amentum: U.S. government share of revenue, by fiscal year
What Amentum counts as government revenue
- Definition used
- U.S. government
- Foreign military sales
- Not applicable
- Subcontract work
- Not stated
- Adjusted ex-FMS share
- Same as reported
“Approximately 81% of the Company’s revenues were derived through direct contracts with agencies of the U.S. Government for the year ended October 3, 2025.”
Amentum, FY2025 Form 10-K · read the filing
The contract record
Prime contract obligations on USAspending.gov for the 16 recipient records we matched to Amentum (obligations are not revenue).
In FFY2025, 77% of these obligations came from the Department of Defense and 23% from civilian agencies.
Contract obligations by awarding agency, FFY2025
Top 8 awarding sub-agencies; the rest grouped as Other.
| Awarding agency | Obligations | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Department of the Army | $1.87B | 29.9% |
| Department of the Air Force | $1.22B | 19.5% |
| Department of the Navy | $1.09B | 17.5% |
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration | $534M | 8.5% |
| Missile Defense Agency | $382M | 6.1% |
| Offices, Boards and Divisions | $185M | 3% |
| U.S. Customs and Border Protection | $184M | 2.9% |
| Department of State | $179M | 2.9% |
| Other | $607M | 9.7% |
Obligations by federal fiscal year
| Federal fiscal year | Obligations | Note |
|---|---|---|
| FFY2026 | $5.72B | preliminary DoD data posts with a 90-day delay |
| FFY2025 | $6.11B | Matched to FY2025 |
Largest contracts active in FFY2025
Ranked by total obligated value to date on each award (all years), among awards with activity in FFY2025. Links open the award on USAspending.gov.
| Award | Agency | Description | Obligated to date | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0004Amentum Services, Inc. | Department of the Army | LOGCAP IV SERVICES IN AFGHANISTAN | $7.38B | 2009–2022 |
| FA824018C7218Jt4 Llc | Department of the Air Force | JOINT RANGE TECHNICAL SERVICES (J-TECH II) | $2.89B | 2018–2026 |
| NNK13MA14CAmentum Technology, Inc. | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | No description on file | $2.10B | 2013–2023 |
| 80MSFC18C0011Amentum Technology, Inc. | National Aeronautics and Space Administration | ENGINEERING SERVICES AND SCIENCE CAPABILITY AUGMENTATION (ESSCA) | $2.00B | 2017–2027 |
| 0003Amentum Services, Inc. | Department of the Army | No description on file | $1.26B | 2016–2025 |
| 0002Amentum Services, Inc. | Department of the Army | No description on file | $1.20B | 2016–2025 |
| N6134020F0040Amentum Services, Inc. | Defense Contract Management Agency | T-6 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE | $1000M | 2020–2027 |
| H9222217F0069Amentum Technology, Inc. | U.S. Special Operations Command | No description on file | $979M | 2017–2023 |
| W58RGZ17C0011Amentum Services, Inc. | Department of the Army | No description on file | $958M | 2017–2026 |
| W58RGZ19C0025Amentum Services, Inc. | Department of the Army | WORLDWIDE EFFORT INCLUDES, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PASSBACK MAINTENANCE SUPPORT TO CABS, LOE SUPPORT TO CABS AND OTHER UNITS, INSTALL OF… | $945M | 2019–2026 |
Recipients we matched to Amentum
These USAspending recipient records are rolled into the figures above. Readers can check each one; if a match looks wrong, tell us.
| Recipient name | UEI | How matched | FFY2025 obligations |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMENTUM SERVICES, INC. | QEMLRQA7PLG4 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $3.53B |
| AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC. | H2RGSKWXKHQ5 | Name pattern | $434M |
| JT4 LLC | JKCNBX9J66E6 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $398M |
| AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC. | DTRJLHVLK8F4 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $382M |
| PAE GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC. | JENBF1KKWZ93 | Name pattern | $252M |
| AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC. | K8QPQLGTRM33 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $241M |
| AMENTUM PARSONS LOGISTICS SERVICES LLC | PW8NMYB8WLP5 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $222M |
| JACOBS GOVERNMENT SERVICES COMPANY | HDMBNDVCLYJ7 | Name pattern | $109M |
| AMENTUM SPACEPORT LLC | KA18WLGL1NQ5 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $97.9M |
| AMENTUM SERVICES, INC. | HE89E2BE5G54 | USAspending parentAMENTUM SERVICES, INC. | $86.3M |
| AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC. | K3NWHLVFMKB5 | Name pattern | $77.6M |
| DYNCORP INTERNATIONAL LLC | ML6KL68PHMK3 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $66.7M |
| PAE LABAT-ANDERSON LLC | FESKMKCANSH3 | USAspending parentAMENTUM SERVICES, INC. | $59.5M |
| AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC. | S7NNWN1J6JP9 | Name pattern | $60.5M |
| AMENTUM TECHNOLOGY, INC | GL7BQUY8ZJ79 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $56.2M |
| PAE APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES LLC | K55GHE7FCEF5 | USAspending parentAMENTUM HOLDINGS INC. | $43.2M |
Joint ventures (not included in totals)
- Washington River Protection Solutions. Joint ventures are not split between partners.
- Central Plateau Cleanup Company, with Fluor. Joint ventures are not split between partners.
- DZSP 21. Joint ventures are not split between partners.
- CH2M Hill BWXT West Valley, with BWX Technologies. Joint ventures are not split between partners.
- UCOR (United Cleanup Oak Ridge). Joint ventures are not split between partners.
- Idaho Environmental Coalition. Joint ventures are not split between partners.
- Southern Ohio Cleanup Company. Joint ventures are not split between partners.
Peers
| Company | Sector | U.S. gov share | Total revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMTMAmentum | Government services | 81% | $14.4B |
| LDOSLeidos | Government services | 87% | $17.2B |
| BAHBooz Allen Hamilton | Government services | not disclosed | $11.2B |
| CACICACI International | Government services | 95.6% | $9.57B |
| KBRKBR | Government services | 57% | $7.79B |
| SAICScience Applications International | Government services | 98% | $7.26B |
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Sources
- Amentum, FY2025 annual report (U.S. government share) (accessed October 15, 2026)
- Amentum, FY2024 annual report (U.S. government share) (accessed October 16, 2026)
- SEC XBRL company facts for Amentum (revenue history) (accessed October 16, 2026)
- USAspending.gov recipient profile: Amentum Services, Inc. (accessed October 16, 2026)
- USAspending.gov API, prime contract awards (award types A–D) (accessed October 16, 2026)
- Federal Exposure methodology