Science Applications International

SAIC helps the U.S. government update its technology and manage complex engineering projects. The company provides tools for military and civilian agencies to keep operations running securely. These services help protect national security and improve public programs like travel and health.

What SAIC Does for Agencies

• Defense and Intelligence: Provides national security solutions for missions across land, sea, air, and space; generated $1,466 million in revenue during Q1 2027.
• Civilian Segment: Delivers technology services to federal, state, and local agencies for public service missions; generated $440 million in revenue during Q1 2027.
• IT Modernization: Includes cloud migration, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence tools for government networks.
• Engineering and Logistics: Maintains ground and maritime systems while providing training and simulation services.

Modernizing the Business Structure

• Acquired SilverEdge Government Solutions (transaction closing expected in October 2026) to expand its mission-driven technology and product offerings.
• Consolidated five business groups into three on Jan. 31, 2026, to simplify operations and focus on growth.
• Launched a dedicated Solutions and Technology Group to develop artificial intelligence and cloud-hosted tools for faster solution deployment.
• Authorized a $1.2 billion share repurchase plan in December 2024 to return capital to stockholders.

Deep Links to Federal Agencies

SAIC functions as a technical advisor for roughly 1,700 active federal contracts. The company employs 23,000 people to integrate technology into critical government operations.

A Strong Financial Quarter

• Revenue reached $1.9 billion in Q1 2027, up 2% (1.5% organically) from Q1 2026.
• Operating income grew to $179 million in Q1 2027, an increase of 49.2% from the prior year.
• Net income hit $115 million in Q1 2027, representing a 69.1% increase year-over-year.
• Operating cash flow reached $127 million in Q1 2027, up 27% from the same period in 2026.

Bottom Line

SAIC has streamlined its business to focus on high-margin technology services for the U.S. government. Internal restructuring and recent acquisitions position the firm to capture increasing federal demand for digital modernization.