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Castellum ($CTM) now has five IDIQ contracts for the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD contract vehicle:
- Specialty Systems, Inc. (SSI)
- Global Technology and Management Resources, Inc. (GTMR)
- CTM Joint Venture
- C-K2 Joint Venture
- Epic Specialty Systems Joint Venture
These IDIQ contracts will allow the company to compete for task orders under the contract vehicle, which has a 10-year $151 billion ceiling. Castellum is the only company I know as of now which has this many IDIQ contracts. GTMR was included in the second batch of awardees.
“This award underscores Castellum’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge, AI-enabled, multi-domain solutions to our nation’s most critical defense challenges. Building on the strengths of our subsidiaries, JV partnerships, and ongoing support to Electronic Warfare programs, we are prepared to accelerate innovation and provide resilient capabilities that enhance readiness and strengthen America’s defensive posture,” said Drew Merriman, Chief Operating Officer of Castellum.

Thanks for the link. I'll dig into it this weekend. I can't find the thread on Bogleheads, but it framed up a model that I started with. Basically, in the thread, they build a TIPS ladder to recreate the social security income for 5 years, and the rest of the portfolio is 60/40 for whatever withdrawal method you are using.
For example, if your SSI income is $40k/yr. You would build a ladder of $40k/yr x 5 years for $200k. If your retirement savings is $1.2 million, that would leave a $1 million after you bought the TIPS. Using 4% withdrawals, that would be another $40k/yr. So for the first five years, you would be getting $80k/yr ($40k from portfolio and $40k from TIPS). When social security starts you get $80k also, but your $40k/yr social security income replaced the TIPS.