LeoLabs reports more than $60 million in 2025 contract awards and selection for the $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ
90 FOMOLeoLabs announced that it had secured more than $60 million in contract awards during 2025 from U.S. and Allied civil, defense, and commercial customers. U.S. government contract awards grew by 186% year over year. The company also disclosed its selection for the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, which has a $151 billion ceiling and covers a broad range of defense technology work areas. The announcement also summarized progress on its orbital object catalog, government data integrations, and next-generation radar development.
Why it matters
The reported bookings and government growth indicate that LeoLabs is gaining traction as a commercial supplier of operational space and missile defense capabilities. SHIELD provides access to a large potential procurement framework, although its ceiling should not be interpreted as revenue or an award of that amount to LeoLabs.
The numbers
LeoLabs today announced it closed 2025 with more than $60M USD in total contract awards across its U.S. and Allied civil, defense, and commercial customers.
SourceNotably, the company achieved 186% year-over-year growth in U.S. government (USG) contracts.
SourceThe Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract has a ceiling of $151B USD.
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LeoLabs Achieves Record Bookings in 2025 Fueled by Triple Digit Growth in U.S. Government ContractsLeoLabs reported more than $60 million in total contract awards during 2025 across U.S. and Allied civil, defense, and commercial customers, with U.S. government contract growth of 186% year over year. The company also disclosed its selection for the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, which has a $151 billion ceiling. Its 2025 activity included government licensing of its orbital object catalog, NASA data collaboration, and development of new Seeker and Scout radar systems. The company said its focus for 2026 was scaling delivery and integrating its capabilities into operational missions.
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LeoLabs announced that it had secured more than $60 million in contract awards during 2025 from U.S.