The defense contractor secured a $56.7 million deal to study psychological health and operational readiness among U.S. Navy personnel.
Leidos announced a $56.7 million Navy contract to research psychological health and operational readiness in military personnel. The award, initially disclosed by the Department of Defense on July 10, 2025, was highlighted by the company this week.
The contract was first announced earlier this year, with no new funding allocated. It focuses on long-term studies to assess and improve mental health and readiness metrics within the U.S. Navy.
Shares of Leidos showed minimal movement following the announcement, reflecting the contract’s prior disclosure and lack of incremental financial impact.