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Awards
$200M Army Maintenance-and-Construction IDIQ Goes to Camden Small Business After 44 Bids
The Army awarded The Oak Group Inc., a Camden, N.J. small business, a firm-fixed-price IDIQ worth up to $200 million for maintenance, repair and construction services after a 44-offer competition run by Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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Awards
Army Commits Up to $3B for Lockheed Martin Sentinel A4 Radar Production
Army Contracting Command awarded Lockheed Martin a framework contract worth up to $2.99 billion for Sentinel A4 air-and-missile-defense radar production and engineering, running through June 2031 as the AESA sensor moves into low-rate production.
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Awards
Army Moves Joint Biological Detection System to Full-Rate Production With $48.8M Chemring Award
The Army awarded Chemring Sensors & Electronic Systems a $48.8M firm-fixed-price contract for full-rate production of the Joint Biological Tactical Detection System, the Joint Force's first-stage battlefield aerosol biothreat sensor. Work runs through June 2029.
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Awards
Up to $691M Keeps RENK America's Bradley and AMPV Transmission Line Running for the Army
The Army awarded RENK America a five-year IDIQ worth up to $691.3 million for HMPT 800 series transmissions that power the Bradley Fighting Vehicle and the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, the fourth straight multi-year award in the sole-source line.
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Policy
Army Stands Up Permanent Space Operations Branch With New 40D Enlisted Specialty
The Army established a permanent Space Operations Branch on June 12, 2026, merging 40A officers with a new 40D enlisted specialty effective Oct. 1. The move relieves three donor branches and signals sustained training and equipping demand for industry.
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Protests
Severable Grounds Cost Accura Part of Its Protest Bill in $1.1M Army Corps QA Fight
GAO refused to reimburse Accura Engineering for its technical-evaluation arguments even after sustaining the firm's price challenge against an Army Corps quality-assurance award, ruling the losing grounds were 'readily severable' from the winning ones.
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Awards
Army Corps Awards Hewlett Packard Enterprise $28M for a New Supercomputer, Sustained Through 2035
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded Hewlett Packard Enterprise a $28M firm-fixed-price contract on June 24, 2026 to produce, deliver, install and maintain a high-performance computing system, lifting the contract's cumulative value to $43.6M with completion set for March 2035.
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Awards
$8.4B Army Modification Expands Precision Strike Missile Production Through FY2032
Army Contracting Command awarded Lockheed Martin an $8.4 billion modification on June 23, 2026 to expand Precision Strike Missile production, lifting the contract ceiling to roughly $13.3 billion and extending the ordering period through fiscal 2032.
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Policy
Army RFI Targets Autonomous Robot for Combat Vehicle Recovery in Jammed, GPS-Denied Environments
Army Contracting Command-Aberdeen Proving Ground published a June 17 RFI seeking an autonomous ground vehicle to recover disabled military equipment in contested DDIL environments without exposing soldiers to fire. Responses due July 31, 2026.
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Policy
Army to Open Counter-Drone Test Ranges to Vendors Within Weeks, Two Sites Simulating Ukrainian EW Frontlines
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll announced June 23 the Army will open domestic test ranges to counter-drone vendors within four to six weeks, cutting a 12-to-18-month booking backlog. Two ranges will simulate Ukrainian electronic warfare conditions; an allied-nation site for additional testing outside domestic regulatory constraints is also planned.
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Protests
Army Goat Supply Award Holds as GAO Splits USDA License From Facility Capacity Test
GAO denied Indigo Ridge Farms’ protest of an Army live goat supply contract, ruling USDA licensing and facility capacity are distinct solicitation requirements. SOF Landing’s Class B license covering 200 animals satisfied the license criterion independently from its 500-animal facility documentation.
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Awards
Army Selects Anduril and Palantir to Lead NGC2 Common Data Layer, Moving Command-and-Control Modernization From Prototype to Production
The Army announced Anduril Industries as lead for the Next Generation Command and Control common data layer baseline, partnering with Palantir and Raft to provide an edge-to-cloud data mesh that will scale to all 11 Army divisions over five years.
