That is really hard to tell. The unaudited financials show 2.7 cents eps, but those financials included all of the 25M government contract up front, rather than just what part of the contract was actually shipped during the first half of the year.
To be fair, it also included all of the costs, as well, so it could be argued that the eps is at least 2.7 for a 12-month period, which is about how long it will take to fill that contract, without counting any additional revenue/earnings (like for the add-on government from about a month ago.
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