Parsons Awarded $593 Million Federal Aviation Administration Contract Extension

CHANTILLY, Va., Jan. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Parsons Corporation (NYSE: PSN) announced today that the company was awarded a $593 million contract extension under the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Technical Support Services Contract 5 (TSSC 5). TSSC 5 has a $1.8 billion ceiling value with a four-year base period and two three-year option periods. This award exercises the first option period, extends performance through 2030, and supports the FAA’s Aviation System Capital Investment Plan (CIP).

FAA’s Aviation System CIP outlines National Airspace System (NAS) modernization programs and activities. Under TSSC 5, Parsons manages infrastructure and systems upgrades across the NAS, including air traffic control facilities and critical navigation, communications, power, radar, and surveillance systems. The contract provides the FAA with rapid project start-up capabilities, streamlined procurement processes, and access to pre-qualified technical expertise, supporting the agency’s ability to meet modernization schedules, reduce program risk, and scale improvements nationwide.

“For more than five decades, Parsons has supported the FAA in modernizing the U.S. National Airspace System,” said Martin Boson, president, Engineered Systems for Parsons. “We are a proven program accelerator, and through this early contract extension, we’ll continue leveraging our engineering, infrastructure, and global program management expertise to support the FAA in sustaining global aviation leadership and modernizing the safest, most efficient aerospace system in the world.”

Since 2001, Parsons has supported the FAA through TSSC 3, TSSC 4, and, most recently, TSSC 5, which the company was awarded in 2024. Across more than 600 geographically dispersed FAA and stakeholder sites, the company provides program and project management; engineering; technical services; construction management; health and environmental safety; fire protection services; equipment installation and testing; and logistics services.

Ranked the number one program management firm by Engineering News‑Record in 2025, Parsons brings decades of experience delivering large‑scale programs worldwide through an agile, scalable approach that emphasizes speed, innovation, and disruptive solutions. As a global aviation leader with work spanning more than 450 airports in 40 countries, the company leverages capabilities, design studios, and proven expertise from its Critical Infrastructure and Federal Solutions segments around the world to modernize critical aviation infrastructure and deliver comprehensive technical services across the NAS.

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