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General Dynamics Mission Systems Wins $106M MUOS Ground-Segment Sustainment Task Order, $294.9M With Options
General Dynamics Mission Systems received a $106 million task order for baseline sustainment and obsolescence support of the MUOS ground segment, with a total value of $294.9 million if all options are exercised, running through May 2031.
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Lockheed Martin Wins $200.8M Navy Contract for AEGIS Training Support Across Six Foreign Military Sales Partners
Lockheed Martin's Orlando-based Rotary and Mission Systems unit won a $200,823,547 Navy contract to provide AEGIS combat-system training support to six Foreign Military Sales partners — Australia, Canada, Japan, Norway, South Korea, and Spain — through June 2031.
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Boeing Wins $854.7M P-8A Poseidon Lot 13 Modification for Four Foreign Military Sales Aircraft
Boeing received an $854,672,911 NAVAIR contract modification for P-8A Poseidon Lot 13, covering four aircraft for Foreign Military Sales customers plus DMSMS engineering, software integration, and hardware updates. FMS funds cover $852.6M; work runs through September 2030.
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Lockheed Martin Wins $100.5M Order for 1,459 F-35 Brake Heat Sinks to Resolve Fleet Thermal Constraint
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics received a $100,455,916 firm-fixed-price order (N0001926F0266) from Naval Air Systems Command for 1,459 F-35 brake assembly heat sinks -- 1,075 for the F-35A and 384 for the F-35B -- to resolve a thermal management constraint. Work is in South Bend, Indiana, through March 2030.
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Navy Selects 7 Unmanned Surface Vessel Designs for Prototype Trials Under 47-Ship Autonomous Fleet Expansion
The U.S. Navy has selected seven Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel designs to enter a prototype evaluation phase as part of a broader $3.11B program to field 47 autonomous ships through FY2031.
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BAE Systems Wins $17.5M Navy Modification for USS Iwo Jima Selected Restricted Availability in Norfolk
The Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center awarded BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair a $17.5 million modification for the USS Iwo Jima's FY26 Selected Restricted Availability, continuing the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship's maintenance period in Norfolk through May 2028.
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Rockwell Collins Wins $16.7M NAVAIR Modification for E-6B Mercury Nuclear Command Software and Cybersecurity
NAVAIR awarded Rockwell Collins a $16.7 million modification to continue software sustainment and cybersecurity support for the E-6B Mercury — the Navy's TACAMO airborne nuclear command-and-control aircraft that links STRATCOM and submarine-launched ballistic missile forces during crisis operations.
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Bollinger Shipyards Wins $95M Navy Modification for Navajo-Class Rescue Ship Sustainment
Naval Sea Systems Command awarded Bollinger Shipyards a $95 million contract modification on May 20 for pre- and post-delivery services for Navajo-class Towing, Salvage, and Rescue ships, with work split between Houma, Louisiana and Pascagoula, Mississippi through January 2030.
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Navy Awards Innovative Defense Technologies $96.3M for AI-Powered Automated Test Platform
The Office of Naval Research awarded Innovative Defense Technologies $96.3 million under the Paladin SBIR Phase III program on May 20 to build and deploy AI-powered automated test and re-test capabilities for vetting emerging technologies before integration into Navy programs.
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Lockheed Martin Wins $54M NAVAIR Order for MH-60 Seahawk System Configuration 28 Fleet-Wide Release
NAVAIR awarded Lockheed Martin's Rotary and Mission Systems division a $54.1 million order to engineer, test, and deploy System Configuration 28 — the next major avionics and software baseline across the entire MH-60 Seahawk fleet — covering Navy and allied foreign military sales variants through October 2028.
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General Atomics Wins $15.6M to Fix EMALS Transformer Failures and Upgrade Fiber Network on USS Enterprise
NAVAIR awarded General Atomics a $15.6 million modification to address persistent Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System deficiencies aboard USS Enterprise (CVN-80), targeting transformer rectifier failures in the Prime Power Interface Subsystem and migrating the EMALS network from copper to single-mode fiber infrastructure.
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NAVFAC Hawaii Awards $193M Infrastructure Construction Modification to Six Firms
Six contractors received a $193 million modification to their NAVFAC Hawaii construction IDIQ contracts on May 20, pushing the cumulative ceiling to $692 million for new construction, repair, alteration, and demolition across Hawaii naval installations.
