SAVANNAH RIVER NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS LLC

Federal contractor profile

Total Awards
3
Total $
$75.6B
Top Agency
Department of Energy
NAICS Count
1
Total Awards
3
Total Obligated
$75.6B
Agencies Served
1
Expiring Contracts
3

Intelligence Summary

# Vendor Assessment: Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC

## Critical Risk Profile

Savannah River Nuclear Solutions presents an extremely concentrated and vulnerable portfolio requiring immediate strategic attention. The vendor operates under a single-agency dependency model with the Department of Energy representing 100% of contract value across all three awards totaling $75.6B in obligated funds.

## Key Risk Metrics

Agency Concentration Risk: Critical. Complete reliance on DOE creates catastrophic exposure to policy shifts, budget reductions, or contract non-renewal decisions within a single agency.

Contract Expiry Exposure: Severe. $75.6B expires within 18 months, representing the vendor's entire revenue base. This cliff-edge exposure demands immediate contract renewal or replacement strategy.

NAICS Diversification: Non-existent. All three awards fall under 561210 (Facilities Support Services), indicating zero revenue diversification across service lines or industries.

## Strategic Outlook

The vendor operates in a precarious position despite substantial contract value. The concentration risk is compounded by the specialized nature of nuclear facilities support, which limits alternative customer bases. Savannah River Nuclear Solutions must prioritize DOE contract renewal negotiations immediately to mitigate the 18-month expiration cliff. Diversification into complementary NAICS codes or secondary agency relationships is strategically essential but likely constrained by the specialized nuclear sector requirements. Without proactive contract extension or new award acquisition, the vendor faces potential revenue collapse.

Generated May 31, 2026

Top Agencies

AgencyAwardsTotal Obligated
Department of Energy3$75.6B

Top NAICS Codes

NAICS CodeDescriptionAwards
561210FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES3

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