TTEK News & Events

Tetra Tech announced that the company was awarded a $100M multiple-award contract to provide planning and assessment services to support Air Force Civil Engineer Center projects. "The U.S. Air Force Civil Engineer Center has been providing effective engineering solutions that strengthen U.S. military infrastructure for more than 30 years," said Dan Batrack, Tetra Tech chairman and CEO. "We look forward to continuing to use our Leading with Science approach to provide innovative, efficient solutions for critical Air Force and Space Force projects."

Tetra Tech announced that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland District awarded the company a position on a five-year multiple-award contract with a shared capacity of $49M, to provide architectural and engineering design services for critical navigation and water control infrastructure. Under the five-year contract, Tetra Tech engineers, scientists, and technical specialists will provide comprehensive design and technical services to optimize and improve the resilience of a wide range of essential structures such as locks, dams, levees, and flood zone management infrastructure. Our teams will plan, design, and perform advanced computer modeling for dam safety, migratory fish passage, flood risk management, inland and coastal navigation, and other civil works projects.

US equity futures are mixed in the opening hour of the evening session as markets digest corporate earnings out of Big Tech - Metaand IBMare faring the best out of high-profile names, both gaining 7% afterhours, while Microsoftis slipping despite topping estimates following in-line guide given on the earnings call. Teslawas up mid-single-digits on earnings, though shares had pared some gains afterhours as the company indicated that 2026 capex would dwarf last year, calling 2026 a "new book" rather than a "new chapter" for the company. Dow Industrials futures are down 0.3%, S&P e-minis are off by 0.2%, and Nasdaq 100 futures are slipping by 0.1%.Precious metals continue to soar in the wake of US Dollar weakness sustained further by the FOMC decision featuring two dovish dissenters. Gold is now above $5,500 while Silver trades north of $118 per ounce. Energy is also waking up to the rally in commodities as WTI Crude Oil tops $63 per barrel - the highest level since September.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Deluxeup 10.9%IBMup 7.6%Metaup 7.3%C.H. Robinson Worldwideup 6.9%Lam Researchup 6.0%Viavi Solutionsup 5.1%Tetra Techup 4.5%Hexcelup 3.0%CONMEDup 2.6%Teslaup 1.2%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Las Vegas Sandsdown 9.9%Whirlpooldown 8.5%LendingClubdown 7.7%Microsoftdown 6.3%ServiceNowdown 6.3%Calixdown 2.2%Cimpress plcdown 1.6%ALSO LOWER -Comstockdown 13.0% after equity offeringJoby Aviationdown 11.1% after $1B convertible debt / common stock offering