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Awards
$396M Army Maintenance Trainer IDIQ Goes to TRU Simulation, Covering AI, XR, and Cybersecurity
Army Contracting Command Orlando awarded TRU Simulation + Training a $396M firm-fixed-price IDIQ on June 23, 2026 for the Family of Maintenance Trainers product line, covering AI, extended reality, and cloud-based training through 2033.
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Army Orders Up to 5,000 LOCODA RAT Vehicle Communications Platforms From Thales After Four-Month Development Sprint
Thales Defense & Security secured a U.S. Army order for up to 5,000 LOCODA Radio Adaptable Transport platforms, a vehicle communications system developed and fielded in under four months. The system adds AES-256 encryption and MANET waveforms to existing radio mounts without new hardware installs.
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$200M Tobyhanna Army Depot MRC Contract Goes to Structural Engineering Group
Army Contracting Command awarded Structural Engineering Group Inc. a $200 million five-year IDIQ on June 23, 2026 for maintenance, repair, and construction at Tobyhanna Army Depot, DoD's largest C5ISR electronics maintenance facility.
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$860M DLA Sole-Source IDIQ Goes to Small Business for Army Engine Fuel Tanks
Defense Logistics Agency Weapons Support awarded Integrated Procurement Technologies a $860.7M sole-source IDIQ for Army engine fuel tanks, justified under FAR 6.302-1 as the only responsible source for the required components.
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Lockheed Martin All-Up Rounds Contract Grows $83M to Stockpile Army Hypersonic Conventional Prompt Strike Missiles
Strategic Systems Programs awarded Lockheed Martin Space an $83.18M cost-plus-incentive-fee modification on June 22, 2026, to produce Common Hypersonic All-Up Rounds for U.S. Army stockpile, with work across seven U.S. sites and completion by June 2029.
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L3Harris and Turkey's Skydagger Sign Co-Production Pact to Build FPV Drone Interceptors in the U.S. for Integration Into VAMPIRE Counter-Drone System
L3Harris Technologies and Turkish firm Skydagger signed a June 16 MOU to co-produce first-person-view drone interceptors in the U.S. for integration into L3Harris's VAMPIRE counter-UAS platform, with integration targeted by end of 2026.
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Army Awards Rune Technologies $99M IDIQ for TyrOS Logistics Platform — One Bid Received
Army Contracting Command awarded Rune Technologies Inc. a $99M five-year IDIQ (W9128Z-26-D-A002) on June 16, 2026 for the TyrOS logistical operations software platform. A single bid was received; the vehicle runs through June 2031.
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Army Awards 19 Firms $396M IDIQ to Rebuild Soldier Maintenance Training Across Weapons Systems Through 2033
Army Contracting Command Orlando selected 19 companies from 24 bidders for a $396M IDIQ to design, develop, produce, and sustain maintenance trainers for multiple Army weapons platforms through June 2033.
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Army Expands Alloy Surfaces' Sole-Source Decoy Flare Contract by $300M to $328.8M Total Amid Rising Infrared Missile Threats
The Army added $300 million to Alloy Surfaces Company's sole-source contract for infrared decoy flares, bringing the total to $328.8 million and extending production through March 2031 as drone-launched heat-seeking missiles intensify aircraft survivability demand.
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General Atomics Joins Army's Three-Way Extended-Range Artillery Race With 74-Mile Projectile After Successful Yuma Test
The Army announced a contract for General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems under the Extended Range Artillery Projectile program, adding a third competitor alongside General Dynamics and BAE Systems in a race to field a 155mm guided round capable of hitting targets beyond 65 kilometers.
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Policy
Army Signs Counter-Drone Marketplace Expansion With Nine NATO Allies at Eurosatory 2026
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll signed a joint statement of intent at Eurosatory on June 16 expanding the U.S. Army UAS and Counter-UAS Marketplaces to nine NATO allies — Sweden, Denmark, Norway, France, Poland, the UK, Netherlands, Italy, and Lithuania. The Army aims to reach 25 member nations by end of summer 2026.
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DISA Posts $850M Sources Sought for Army Endpoint Security Recompete as Incumbent Everforth ECS Faces Challenge
DISA posted a sources-sought notice on June 16, 2026, for the Army Endpoint Security Event Management System, a consolidated $850M recompete covering Army enterprise and tactical networks. Incumbent Everforth ECS holds both current contracts, both expiring in 2027.
