Amentum Holdings, Inc.

Only Leidos outranks Amentum among government services contractors in the United States, a business AECOM spun off in 2020. It provides engineering, technical and program-management work to federal agencies, running everything from nuclear site cleanup and defense logistics to intelligence support and space and energy programs. The Chantilly, Virginia company roughly doubled in 2024 by merging with the government-services and cyber-and-intelligence businesses carved out of Jacobs, a deal that also brought it to public markets. Its revenue is dominated by long US government contracts, which makes cash flow steady and relatively insulated from the economic cycle, but ties its prospects to federal budgets and the appropriations process. Much of the work is cost-plus or services-based, so margins are thin, and the story for investors centers on paying down merger debt and winning recompetes on its large contract base.

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