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Parsons Corporation (PSN): A Debt-Free IT Stock Backed by $99 Million Air Force Contract
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Parsons Corporation (PSN): A Debt-Free IT Stock Backed by $99 Million Air Force Contract

Yahoo Finance · Jun 7, 2026, 5:42 PM

Key takeaways

  • On June 6, Parsons Corporation (NYSE:PSN) inked a $99 million task order from the US Air Force Research Laboratory.
  • The award also includes a five-year, plus two-month, performance period, expected to enhance the company’s edge in the provision of advanced software solutions.
  • The $99 million contract underscores Parsons Edge’s in the delivery of next-generation software baselines and prototypes that can support the Department of War and the intelligence community.

Parsons Corporation (PSN): A Debt-Free IT Stock Backed by $99 Million Air Force Contract Neha Gupta Mon, June 8, 2026 at 12:42 AM GMT+7 2 min read PSN Parsons Corporation (NYSE:PSN) is one of the best debt-free IT stocks to buy now. On June 6, Parsons Corporation (NYSE:PSN) inked a $99 million task order from the US Air Force Research Laboratory. The task order paves the way for the company to provide research, development, engineering, and demonstration of command-and-control technologies.

The award also includes a five-year, plus two-month, performance period, expected to enhance the company’s edge in the provision of advanced software solutions. That’s because the company is to support Global Application Research, Development, Engineering, and Maintenance 2 (GARDEM 2) Command and Control, Space and Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (C2-SpISR) software baselines.

The $99 million contract underscores Parsons Edge’s in the delivery of next-generation software baselines and prototypes that can support the Department of War and the intelligence community. The company has carved a niche in delivering mission-ready capabilities at the speed of relevance. It has already supported the US Air Force on full-spectrum cyber operations, network modernizations, and edge computing, among others.

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