Facts (34)
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✓ Verified Findings (24)
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✓ Gemini-verified (100)
Primary Source
SAIC operates under contracts with DoD, intelligence community, Department of Homeland Security, and other U.S. Government agencies
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Primary Sourcew·40
By 2004, when Beyster retired, SAIC had annual revenues of $6.7 billion and more than 43,000 employees
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Primary Sourcew·40
SAIC's first contract was valued at $30,000 to study the effects of underwater explosions on naval equipment
✓ Gemini-verified (100)
Primary Source
SAIC was founded by J. Robert Beyster in 1969 in La Jolla, California, initially as Science Applications Inc.
✓ Gemini-verified (100)
Primary Source
On September 27, 2013, SAIC completed the spin-off of its technical services business, with the parent company becoming Leidos and the spin-off retaining the SAIC name
✓ Gemini-verified (100)
Primary Source
In preparation for the 2013 spin-off, SAIC became a 100%-owned subsidiary of SAIC Inc. through a reorganization merger in October 2006
✓ Gemini-verified (100)
Primary Source
SAIC completed its Initial Public Offering on October 17, 2006, raising US$1.245 billion
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Primary Sourcew·40
SAIC had recorded a liability of $35 million for its current best estimate of net amounts to be refunded to customers for potential adjustments from DCAA audits as of May 3, 2013
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Primary Sourcew·40
SAIC's indirect cost audits by the DCAA have not been completed for fiscal 2006 and subsequent fiscal years
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AI Inferencew·40
SAIC's corporate restructuring culmination on April 4, 2005, occurred exactly 17 days before the Director of National Intelligence became operational, suggesting either coincidental timing or advance coordination with intelligence community reorganization schedule
Date: 2005-04-04
Added: 09 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inferencew·40
The systematic absence of SAIC from Lobbying Disclosure Act filings during 2004-2005 Intelligence Reform Act period contrasts with documented lobbying activity by major competitors including Booz Allen Hamilton and CACI International
Date: 2004-2005
Added: 09 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inference
SAIC's employee-ownership structure until 2006 created unique stakeholder alignment with classified intelligence work that may have reduced reliance on traditional lobbying channels compared to publicly-traded defense contractors
Date: 2003-2006
Added: 09 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inferencew·40
The gap in SAIC's public contracting records coincides precisely with the company's transition from employee-owned private entity to public corporation, a process requiring careful competitive intelligence management that could explain strategic disclosure limitations independent of classification requirements
Date: 2003-2006
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inferencew·40
SAIC's systematic absence from public disclosure databases during 2003-2005 occurred during the pre-digital era of federal contracting transparency, when the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act had not yet been enacted (2006) and USASpending.gov was not operational
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inferencew·40
SAIC's multi-year SEC filing pattern culminating in April 2005 aligns with the 16-month implementation timeline for Intelligence Reform Act provisions, positioning the company's capital markets access to coincide with new contracting authority distribution
Date: 2005-06-15
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
AI Inference
SAIC's April 4, 2005 SEC filing concentration occurred 17 days before the Director of National Intelligence became operational (April 21, 2005), suggesting coordination with intelligence community reorganization timeline rather than coincidental market timing
Date: 2005-04-04
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
⚠ flagged by Gemini
AI Inferencew·40
The systematic absence of SAIC from multiple public disclosure databases during 2003-2005, contrasted with its known major contractor status, suggests either comprehensive Special Access Program classification or strategic disclosure management during intelligence community reorganization
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inferencew·40
SAIC's corporate restructuring timeline (2003-2005) strategically positioned the company's public offering to coincide with the intelligence community's largest reorganization since 1947, potentially maximizing access to new DNI-controlled contracting opportunities
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
AI Inference
The systematic absence of SAIC from public contract databases during 2003-2005, combined with its known status as a major intelligence contractor, suggests significant classified contract activity during the period of intelligence community expansion and reorganization
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
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AI Inferencew·40
SAIC's corporate restructuring timeline (2003-2005) preceded but culminated during the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act implementation, positioning the company to access new intelligence community contracting opportunities as a public company with enhanced capital resources
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 08 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
AI Inference
SAIC's SEC filing timeline from 2003-2005 follows the standard pattern for complex IPO preparation, with initial regulatory filings, extended due diligence period, and concentrated pre-launch activity, consistent with the company's eventual 2006 public offering
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 07 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
✓ Gemini-verified (95)
AI Inference
SAIC's SEC filing pattern from 2003-2005 shows characteristics consistent with a multi-year process to transition from private to public company status, with preliminary filings in 2003 and concentrated activity culminating in April 2005
Date: 2003-2005
Added: 07 Apr 2026
AI ANALYSIS
✓ Gemini-verified (100)
AI Inference
No usaspending contracts found for "SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation)" in public databases as of 2026-04-07.
Added: 07 Apr 2026
UNVERIFIED Research: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) — USASpending co…
✓ Gemini-verified (95)
Partially Corroborated
SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) filed filing with the SEC on 2003-02-07. Accession number: N/A.
All Connections (23)
subsidiary
confirmed
SAIC spun off in 2013, with parent company becoming Leidos
contractor
secondary
SAIC provided Tenet with a SCIF (secure room) to review and work with classified material for his memoir. Arnold Punaro, SAIC's EVP, arranged access. SAIC is one of the largest U.S. intelligence contractors.
contractor
secondary
since 2002
SAIC operates under contracts with Department of Homeland Security and other U.S. Government agencies.
contractor
inferential
since 2003
The systematic absence of SAIC from public contract databases during 2003-2005, combined with its known status as a major intelligence contractor, suggests significant classified contract activity, potentially including work for the NRO.
contractor
inferential
since 2003
The absence of SAIC in public contracting databases despite being a major defense contractor suggests either data collection limitations or that much of SAIC's government work during this period was classified and not subject to standard disclosure requirements.
regulatory_filing
primary
since 2003
SAIC filed multiple SEC documents in early 2003 (February 5 and 7) followed by filings in 2004 and 2005, suggesting the company was preparing for significant corporate changes related to going public or major restructuring. SAIC completed its IPO on October 17, 2006.
contractor
secondary
since 1969
SAIC's first contract was valued at $30,000 to study the effects of underwater explosions on naval equipment. SAIC operates under contracts with DoD which includes the Army.
competitive_relationship
inferential
since 2016
Both companies are major federal contractors in the defense and intelligence space, competing for similar government contracts. SAIC spun off from Leidos, placing all three in competitive relationship with Booz Allen Hamilton.
founder
confirmed
Founded SAIC in 1969 and served as CEO until 2004
auditor
confirmed
DCAA conducts ongoing indirect cost audits of SAIC contracts
former_ceo
confirmed
Led SAIC through its 2006 IPO as CEO
customer
confirmed
SAIC provides technical services to all DoD branches
contractor
secondary
since 1975
SAIC has been a recurring contractor for ARL, supporting advanced computing, modeling, and simulation research.
Potential Historical Role (CEO)
inferential
since 2022
John P. Jumper is listed in a sequence of known entities that includes SAIC, Leidos, and their executives (Ken Dahlberg, Tony Moraco, Jim Reagan), consistent with his documented role as former CEO of SAIC (2007-2013).
former executive / CEO
secondary
since 2015
Tony Moraco is a known former CEO of SAIC. He succeeded John P. Jumper and preceded Jim Reagan in that role.
employment
inferential
since 2024
CO-05's large professional, scientific, and technical services sector (36,906 employees) and defense presence suggests SAIC may have operations in the district, though not explicitly named.
donor
inferential
since 2024
SAIC is a defense contractor in known entities; Calvert's committee gavel attracts such contractors, but no explicit donation record in provided facts.
contractor
inferential
since 2023
AAS manages contracts with classified performance elements; SAIC is a major provider in this space.
Industry Peer
inferential
since 2019
L3Harris Technologies and SAIC are both IT and defense services contractors with SEC filing obligations and similar government contracting arrangements.
oversight
inferential
since 2025
As Chairman of Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee, Kelly oversees defense contractors including SAIC
contractor
secondary
since 1970s
SAIC has historically been a major contractor for CIA technology and analysis programs, with classified contracts not appearing in standard federal procurement databases.
contractor
inferential
since 2021
As Senate Majority Leader (2021-2025), Schumer would have oversight of federal contracts. SAIC is a major defense contractor. The documented facts do not contain direct evidence of a relationship.
competitor
inferential
since 2009
Both are major defense and intelligence contractors operating in the same government services market, with similar SEC reporting obligations as publicly traded companies
Sources (23)
2026-05-09
UNVERIFIED SEARCH_ERROR: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) not found in…
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📜 Receipt
2026-05-09
UNVERIFIED SEARCH_ERROR: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) not found in…
claim_flag
Processed
📜 Receipt
2026-05-09
UNVERIFIED SEARCH_ERROR: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) not found in…
claim_flag
Processed
📜 Receipt
2026
AI ANALYSIS
government_disclosure
Processed
📜 Receipt
2026
UNVERIFIED Research: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) — Parliamentary …
parliamentary_record
Processed
📜 Receipt
2026
UNVERIFIED Research: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) — Court records …
court_document
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📜 Receipt
2026
UNVERIFIED Research: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) — Lobbying discl…
government_disclosure
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📜 Receipt
2026
UNVERIFIED Research: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) — Corporate regi…
government_disclosure
Processed
📜 Receipt
2026
UNVERIFIED Research: SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) — USASpending co…
contract
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📜 Receipt