U.S. Navy
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$49.3M Repair Contract Sends USS Wichita Back to Dry Dock Months After Last Overhaul
BAE Systems wins a sole-source $49.3M contract for USS Wichita's FY2026 docking availability, just months after the Freedom-class ship completed a 26-month repair following a 2022 propulsion mishap that nearly led to its early retirement.
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$180M Navy IDIQ Sends Western Pacific Salvage and Towing Work to SMIT Singapore
NAVSEA awarded SMIT Singapore Pte Ltd. a $180 million IDIQ for salvage-related towing, harbor clearance and ocean engineering across the Western Pacific, beating out other offerors in a five-bid competition running through July 2031.
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$49.5M Navy IDIQ Puts Generative AI Into Fleet Training Courseware, Sole-Source to Dignitas
Dignitas Technologies won a $49.5 million Navy IDIQ on June 30, 2026 to modernize surface and undersea training systems and bring generative AI into courseware. The sole-source award runs through 2029 and traces to SBIR topic N252-112.
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$312M Navy Order Puts the SEWIP Block 3 Jammer on an Aircraft Carrier for the First Time
Northrop Grumman received a $312.3M firm-fixed-price option to produce SEWIP Block 3 Hemisphere and Quadrant electronic-attack systems, including the first shipset bound for an aircraft carrier — extending the Navy's soft-kill jammer beyond the destroyers that have carried it so far.
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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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$245M Navy IDIQ Sends NRL Satellite Software Work to Space Ground System Solutions
The Navy awarded Space Ground System Solutions a $245M cost-plus-fixed-fee IDIQ for Naval Research Laboratory satellite software and operations support tied to the Blossom Point facility. The quarter-billion-dollar action was competitively procured but drew a single offer.
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Navy Delivers Two Modernized Arleigh Burke Destroyers Ahead of Schedule Under DDG MOD 2.0
The Navy accepted USS Chung-Hoon (DDG 93) and USS James E. Williams (DDG 95) after completing DDG Modernization 2.0 depot periods ahead of schedule, fielding Northrop Grumman's SLQ-32(V)7 SEWIP Block 3 electronic warfare suite on both ships.
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$8B NAVFAC Washington Construction MACC Splits Among Six Firms Through 2034
The Navy awarded a combined $8 billion multiple-award construction contract for NAVFAC Washington, splitting vertical construction across Virginia, Maryland and D.C. among six firms including Clark, Whiting-Turner and Balfour Beatty through June 2034.
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Navy Extends Trident II D5 Guidance Work With $14.9M Draper Modification
Charles Stark Draper Laboratories won a $14,878,252 Navy modification on June 24, 2026, to keep producing the Trident II D5 submarine-launched missile's inertial guidance subsystem, sustaining the assembly and test of the precision accelerometer system at the heart of the sea-based nuclear deterrent.
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Innovative Defense Technologies Wins $749M Navy Sole-Source IDIQ to Scale Automated Test and Re-Test Engineering Across Fleet Programs
Naval Sea Systems Command awarded Innovative Defense Technologies a potential $748.6 million noncompetitive IDIQ for automated test and re-test engineering support, extending the company's role in the Navy's Paladin initiative for AI-enabled testing across fleet weapons systems.
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Boeing Wins $121M Navy Order to Install Increment 3 Block 2 Upgrades on Six U.S. and Three Australian P-8A Poseidon Aircraft
The Navy awarded Boeing a $121M cost-plus-fixed-fee order on June 22, 2026, for Increment 3 Block 2 A-kit retrofits on six U.S. Navy and three Royal Australian Air Force P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, with work running through May 2029.
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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.
