Leidos Holdings, Inc.

Products

• Leidos sells security detection products, including people scanners, computed tomography carry-on baggage scanners, checked baggage scanners and explosive trace detectors, with over 30,000 deployed in more than 120 countries. ↗
• Leidos develops Integrated Air and Missile Defense systems, including the Army's Enduring Indirect Fire Protection Capability, Long Range Persistent Surveillance radar capability and AirShield systems. ↗
• Leidos delivers a single, common electronic health record to Department of War and VA hospitals and treatment facilities worldwide. ↗
• Leidos provides air traffic control systems for air navigation service providers around the world, including the FAA. ↗
• Leidos makes surface and subsurface autonomous and unmanned maritime technologies. ↗
• Leidos manufactures structures and thermal protection systems for hypersonic boost-glide missiles and provides testing services for hypersonic vehicles. ↗

Customers

• Leidos's customers include the Department of War, the U.S. Intelligence Community, DHS, the FAA and the Department of Veterans Affairs. ↗
• Leidos's international customers include the UK Ministry of Defence, the Australian Department of Defence and NATO. ↗
• Leidos's Defense Systems segment serves the Army, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, Marine Corps, U.S. Special Operations Command and DARPA. ↗
• Leidos is the primary supplier to U.S. Customs & Border Protection of mobile, non-intrusive ports and borders inspection systems. ↗

Deals since 2020

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Earnings

• Q3 2026: earnings and call coverage

Our coverage

• IndustryEntrust Solutions acquisition contributes $142 million to Leidos' third-quarter revenueLeidos' revenue rose 4%, with 0.6% organic growth, while Homeland expanded and higher-margin Health contracted. A new joint venture figures in revised full-year guidance.Nov 3
• Week AheadThe week ahead: Nov 2–Nov 13Nov 2
• Contracts · CyberLeidos wins $160 million award for Cyber Command operationsThe five-year award includes integration and coordination of offensive and defensive cyber operations. Leidos says its team includes Kudu Dynamics, acquired in 2025.Oct 21
• Contracts · CompetitionFederal News Network: DISA’s decision to expand Leidos’ Defense Enclave contract draws another protestCompetitive Range Solutions argues combatant command network migration should be competed, Federal News Network reports.Oct 17
• Industry · Unmanned maritimeDefenseScoop: Navy deploys unmanned surface vessel with carrier strike groupDefenseScoop reports acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao said the Theodore Roosevelt group deployed Oct. 8 with the vessel. Its model remains unclear.Oct 16
• Budget · RiskArmy can't award HADES spy jet production contract under a CR, official saysThe Army had planned to sign it with Sierra Nevada Corporation around the start of 2027, Breaking Defense reported. The current continuing resolution runs through Dec. 11.Oct 14
• Industry · ServicesSAIC hires Northrop's former CFO, moving its own CFO to run its civilian businessKen Crews takes over as CFO on Dec. 7. Prabu Natarajan, the outgoing CFO, keeps oversight of Project ORBIT, SAIC's three-year savings program, while leading the Civilian Business Group.Oct 13
• Contracts · MunitionsLeidos picks X-Bow to build booster motors for its low-cost cruise missileLeidos is paying to develop the missile and says an initial 3,000 will come through a Department of War framework agreement. X-Bow's announcement gave no value, quantity or contract type.Oct 12
• M&ALeidos trades control of its security screening business for a 41.5% Analogic stakeAltaris affiliates hold 58.5% of the Analogic joint venture and appoint a majority of its board. Certain Leidos liquidity demand exit rights begin only after seven years.Oct 5