On Aug 31 2020, SSM announced:Under Unify Networks’ regional...

On Aug 31 2020, SSM announced:
Under Unify Networks’ regional allocation model, nbn has initially awarded Service Stream works
across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and ACT, with additional works able to be allocated
in other regions at nbn’s discretion. Unify Networks is expected to generate approximately $60
million of revenue for the Group in its first year, and grow as the network and its associated support
activities expand into the future

13 Oct 2020, SSM announced:
The OMMA contract has been extended for an additional 6-month period from the end of December 2020, with an option
for nbn to extend for a further six months to December 2021
...
Service Stream’s revenue under the OMMA contract will be dependent on nbn’s activation and maintenance work
volumes, with the agreement generating approximately $330 million in FY20 and $280 million in FY19.
Today 12 Dec 2020, they announced:
Under Unify Services’ regional allocation model, nbn has initially allocated Service Stream regions across
Queensland, South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia, with additional regions able to be allocated
at nbn’s discretion. Unify Services is expected to generate approximately $70 million of revenue for the Group in
its first year, with subsequent years dependent on annual work volumes.
...
Following the recent signing of the Unify Networks agreement in August across a similar term, Service Stream will
effectively be providing nbn with operations and maintenance support across all mainland states and territories
under either the Unify Networks or Services agreements ...

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Am I missing something? OMMA is the big one and they have it until mid 2021 at least. With re to Unify, they have all states (across the Aug and Dec announcements)