U.S. Air Force
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Air Force Puts $49.7M Behind GPS-Alternative Navigation Tech at Canyon Consulting
AFRL awarded Canyon Consulting LLC a $49.7M cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to mature satellite navigation technologies that do not rely on GPS, running through October 2031, as the Pentagon hedges against jamming and spoofing threats.
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$142.9M Air Force IDIQ Sends C-5 Galaxy Software Sustainment to Lockheed Through 2032
The Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a $142.9 million sole-source IDIQ for C-5M Super Galaxy software sustainment, certification, and systems integration lab support through May 2032, separate from Lockheed's existing $211.3 million structural IDIQ for the same aircraft.
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$49.5M Boeing Deal Keeps AGM-86B Nuclear Cruise Missiles Flying Through 2033
The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center awarded Boeing a sole-source IDIQ to remanufacture up to 550 Elevon Actuator Controllers for the AGM-86B nuclear cruise missile, sustaining the aging weapon aboard B-52 bombers through June 2033.
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$450M Air Force Roofing MATOC Splits Among 23 Small Businesses From Alaska to the Southeast
The Air Force awarded a $450 million multiple-award roofing contract to 23 small businesses for repair and replacement work across installations in the continental U.S. and Alaska, running through June 2031. A competitive set-aside drew 40 offers.
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$31M Air Force Award Puts Govini in Charge of Mapping the ICBM Industrial Base as SaaS
The Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center awarded Govini a $31M firm-fixed-price contract to deliver a software-as-a-service view of the ICBM industrial base and supply chains, running through June 2029 at Hill AFB, Utah.
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$1.1 Billion AIM-9X Lot 26 Order Becomes the Largest Sidewinder Buy on Record
The U.S. Navy exercised Lot 26 production options worth $1.108 billion with Raytheon for 1,989 AIM-9X Block II and Block II+ tactical missiles, the largest single Sidewinder order to date, with work running through 2029.
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Air Force Builds $471M KC-46 Parts Pool Across 28 Firms to Unclog Pegasus Supply Chain
The Air Force Sustainment Center awarded a maximum $470,978,031 IDIQ to 28 companies for exchange or repair of KC-46 aircraft parts, a competitive award framed as a fix for the Pegasus tanker's parts supply problem. Work runs through May 2031.
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$500M Air Force IDIQ Tasks Vertex Aerospace With Worldwide C-12 Fleet Logistics
The Air Force awarded Vertex Aerospace a firm-fixed-price IDIQ with a $500M ceiling to provide contractor logistics support for its C-12 fleet across U.S. bases and 16 countries through June 2031, winning a competitive award that drew three offers.
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$53.5M Air Force Cyber Defense Contract for the 33rd Cyber Operations Squadron Goes to STS Government Solutions
The Air Force awarded STS Government Solutions a firm-fixed-price contract worth up to $53,470,084 to run cyber defense, network security and information protection for the 33rd Cyber Operations Squadron at JBSA-Lackland. The deal drew 127 offers and runs through Aug. 31, 2030.
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$984M E-4B Doomsday Plane Contract Awarded to Small Business Joint Venture Through 2037
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center awarded Strategic Mission Systems LLC — a joint venture of three small businesses — a $984 million IDIQ to sustain the E-4B National Airborne Operations Center through June 2037, covering software sustainment, cybersecurity, and field service at Offutt AFB and two other locations.
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Air Force Opens $399M AMRAAM D4/C9 Development for 31 Allied Nations
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center awarded Raytheon a $398.7M undefinitized contract action on June 23, 2026, to begin AMRAAM D4/C9 variant development, covering system requirements and preliminary design reviews for a 31-nation foreign military sales program with $104.1M obligated at award.
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Air Force Taps Colorado Firm for $20.6M On-Orbit Thruster Experiment Program Through 2036
Air Force Test Center awards Geneva Technologies a $20.6M cost-plus contract to fly novel space thrusters and conduct on-orbit resiliency experiments through 2036, supporting Space Force satellite survivability goals.
