Cycurion Inc. (NASDAQ: CYCU) forecast approximately $843,028 in calendar-2026 revenue from closed public safety engagements, driven primarily by go-live support work in Chicago.
The breakdown, according to a company announcement, includes about $763,256 for Chicago go-live support, $57,127 for a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) administration position, and $22,645 for fire-department training.
L. Kevin Kelly, Cycurion's chairman and chief executive, said the public-safety awards should contribute roughly $843,000 in 2026, adding that the CAD seat carries a projected aggregate value of about $3.43 million if it continues at the current monthly rate over 10 years.
The engagements follow Cycurion's acquisition of the Digital Ally video solutions business. The company also said it is developing cybersecurity products designed to help customers identify potential attack paths and prioritize defenses, which it said will complement its existing cybersecurity and managed services offerings.
On the regulatory front, Cycurion has not yet received a final written decision from the Nasdaq Hearings Panel regarding its appeal of a delisting determination. The panel appearance was scheduled for Aug. 20, 2026.
Separately, Cycurion is pursuing legal claims stemming from an unauthorized press release distributed via ACCESS Newswire.
