Federal contract records show three Department of Energy modifications tagged to HON on October 28 and October 30. The listed action obligations total $1,177,411,247.40, led by a $629,144,563.09 modification for National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC. The ticker association is useful context, but the records describe distinct contractors and contract actions, not a single Honeywell award.
The contract actions
All three actions are recorded as modifications and carry the amount type action_obligation. That means the amounts are obligations for the individual modifications, not the total value of the underlying contracts. The largest item, dated October 30, is modification 315 on award DENA0003525 for management and operation of Sandia National Laboratories. The recipient is National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, LLC, and the agency is the Department of Energy.
The same date brought modification 310 on award DENA0002839. Its recipient is Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies, LLC, and the listed amount is $323,361,008.89. The description identifies the work as management and operation of the National Security Campus. On October 28, the ledger recorded modification 326 on award DENA0003624 for Mission Support & Test Services LLC. Its $224,905,675.42 obligation concerns management and operation of the Nevada National Security Site.
Together, these three separately described modifications produce the stated total. That total is a sum of their action obligations, not a reported Honeywell revenue figure. The contract ledger associates each record with HON, but it does not say that the full amount flows to Honeywell International Inc. The different recipient names matter when interpreting the ticker tag.
| Record | Date | Action obligation |
|---|---|---|
| Sandia, modification 315 | October 30 | $629,144,563.09 |
| Honeywell Federal, modification 310 | October 30 | $323,361,008.89 |
| Mission Support & Test Services, modification 326 | October 28 | $224,905,675.42 |
A sequence of separate obligations
The October entries sit alongside earlier DOE modifications tagged to HON in the same local contract dataset. On September 29, modification 311 for Sandia was listed at $232,429,159.06. Another Sandia entry that day, modification 310, was $29,587,183.84. The Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies record for modification 308 carried $82,938,142.93 on September 29. These records give a comparison point for the newer actions, while preserving the distinction between each change to an award.
Later September and August entries show the ledger is tracking multiple action records, rather than a single headline amount for each contractor. On August 28, Sandia modification 306 was $222,649,364.32, and modification 305 was $201,748,856.42. Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies modification 305 was $58,640,858.67 on that date. These figures are obligations for the actions as stored. They should not be added to the October values as if each one were a current contract balance or a unique award total.
The fresh records are notable because the October 30 entries for Sandia and Honeywell Federal were both marked high severity in the contract feed. Mission Support & Test Services, recorded two days earlier, was also marked high severity. The ledger therefore provides a cluster of substantial DOE obligations associated with HON in a short span. It does not establish that the actions were announced as one package or were caused by the same operational decision.
What the company data adds
HON's local filing feed lists a Form 10-Q filed October 22. It also includes an 8-K filed that date under earnings-release category. The company event feed separately records Q3 2026 earnings of $2.27 per share, described as 3.7% above estimate. This offers contemporaneous company context, but the supplied records do not connect those results to the federal contract modifications.
The price history provides another independent reference. HON closed at $218.33 on October 30 and at $224.05 on November 3. The difference between those closing prices is a 2.62% increase. The dates do not show that the contract records drove that change. The price series is simply a daily market observation, while the contract entries are federal obligation records. HON's stock page is available at SecBot's HON profile.
What the records do not establish
The most important limitation is the distinction between ticker mapping and named recipient. Sandia and Mission Support & Test Services are listed as recipients of two of these actions, while Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies is the recipient of the third. The contract dataset marks all three affected by HON, but that tag does not transform all recipients into the same legal entity. The data shown here does not spell out ownership, subcontracting, margins, timing of payment, or how much of an obligation would be recognized as revenue.
The action amounts also should not be confused with contract ceilings. The Honeywell Federal description identifies an operation and maintenance contract, while the row amount is an action obligation. The Sandia and Mission Support & Test Services entries have the same action-obligation classification. The available records do not state remaining balances or explain whether an individual action funds one period or several periods of work.
Nor do the figures establish a change in Honeywell's earnings outlook. The Q3 event record and the October 22 filing are separate items. There is no contract-specific revenue estimate in the rows reviewed. The arithmetic in this report combines the three listed obligations only, with no adjustment for timing or recipient.
What to track next
The near-term factual question is whether additional modifications appear under these award identifiers, and whether the ticker mapping and named recipients remain consistent across those rows. The local record for Sandia award DENA0003525 and Honeywell Federal award DENA0002839 already contains earlier modifications, which makes comparison of each future action with its own award history more informative than treating every amount as a fresh total contract value. The Mission Support & Test Services row identifies award DENA0003624, also with an earlier contract context described in its record.
For contract-level monitoring, SecBot's federal contracts feed and HON company page provide separate routes into the broader disclosure context. The next observed contract modification date is not specified in these records. This report covers the October 28 and October 30 entries, and registration provides access to SecBot's subscriber features.