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Sources: MDA FY26 justification book; FY26 NDAA and appropriations conference reports; Lockheed Martin release, Jan 29, 2026; Army FY27 justification book, Apr 21, 2026; MDA award, Jun 24, 2026. $842.87M obligated at award: 2.4% of the ceiling. Full case →
Budget books, committee reports and contract actions are already joined to the company, the period and the source.
Ceiling, requested, enacted and obligated are held apart. The headline number stops standing in for backlog.
Every figure opens to the document behind it, with its period and scope. The committee reviews the evidence, not a summary of it.

Congress adjusts a program's funding in committee. Minutes later you know which of your names that line funds, how much of their federal book sits on it, and when the incumbent's contract comes up. The market finds out at the award, a year or more later.
Government spending data sits across dozens of disconnected systems. Budgets, awards, agency spending patterns, vendor histories. Each uses its own identifiers, so the same program or company rarely lines up from one to the next.
A model can summarize a record. HighGround resolves identity, time, semantics, and lineage before the model reasons over it.
HighGround ingests budget, award, obligation and vendor data from 5,000+ public sources, resolves the companies and programs across them, and computes the measures on top. Your models, analysts and agents connect to the same record.





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