Everforth says Q2 2026 results get lift from commercial demand for application engineering, cloud and data/AI services
EFOR•Bookings, backlog and outlook
Workday bookings exceeded internal expectations, lifting trailing 12-month commercial book-to-bill to 1.2. Enterprise platform revenue continued its expected ramp.
Federal new awards totaled USD 169.3 million, implying 0.8 trailing 12-month book-to-bill. Backlog was about USD 2.7 billion, or 2.3 coverage.
Management cited DHS cybersecurity work, Navy data-and-AI programs, and early Quinnox integration momentum. Q3 revenue outlook was set at USD 994 million to USD 1.024 billion.
Q2 results beat guidance on stronger commercial demand
Everforth said Q2 2026 revenue was above USD 1 billion, beating the top end of its guidance, and adjusted EBITDA margin reached 9.6%.
Commercial results leaned on application and engineering, cloud and infrastructure, and data and AI demand, while consulting bookings rose double digits year over year.
