Boeing
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$14.7B Lockheed Order Lets Boeing Triple PAC-3 MSE Seeker Output
Lockheed Martin awarded Boeing an undefinitized contract action worth about $14.7 billion to triple PAC-3 MSE seeker production under a seven-year Pentagon framework, backing the Patriot interceptor surge and adding hundreds of jobs around Huntsville, Ala.
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Air Force Books 22 F-15EX Fighters From Boeing for $2.38B Before Reconciliation Money Expired
The Air Force obligated reconciliation funds before the Sept. 30 deadline to buy 22 F-15EX Eagle II fighters from Boeing in Lot 7 for $2.38 billion, bringing the program to 120 contracted aircraft across Lots 1 through 7.
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Navy Picks Boeing for F/A-XX Carrier Fighter in $20B-Plus Development Deal
The Pentagon says the F/A-XX full-scale development contract is worth more than $20B. Boeing will build the Navy's first sixth-generation carrier fighter, its second such win after the Air Force F-47, and outlets differ on why it beat Northrop Grumman.
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Federal Contract Spending Is Up 22.5% Through May. Nearly a Third of the Increase Is at Homeland Security.
A GovConFeed analysis of USAspending.gov records finds agencies obligated $520.9 billion on contracts from October through May, $95.8 billion more than in the same eight months a year earlier. Customs and Border Protection went from $1.9 billion to $25.7 billion.
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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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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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Boeing Beats Lockheed for $2B Space Force Contract to Build Two Next-Generation MUOS Narrowband Satellites
Space Force selected Boeing over Lockheed Martin for a $2 billion fixed-price-incentive contract to design, develop, and produce two Mobile User Objective System Phase II satellites, the first competitive narrowband SATCOM production award Boeing has won from the service.
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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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Boeing Wins $880M Navy IDIQ to Train P-8A Poseidon Crews Across Nine Allied Nations
The Navy awarded Boeing an $880M IDIQ on June 18, 2026, for P-8A Poseidon aircrew and maintenance training systems covering 12 locations across nine allied nations. The five-year contract runs through June 2031 and spans Australia, the UK, Germany, South Korea, Norway, New Zealand, Canada, and Singapore.
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Air Force Awards Anduril and General Atomics Production Contracts for First Operational CCA Drone Wingmen
Air Force picked Anduril (FQ-44A Fury) and General Atomics (FQ-42A Dark Merlin) for the first CCA production contracts June 17, 2026, bypassing Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman. Three production lots target 150 aircraft by decade-end at under $30M per unit.
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Boeing Withdraws From Navy UJTS Jet Trainer Competition, Leaving Textron and SNC in $2.7B T-45 Replacement Race
Boeing withdrew from the Navy's $2.7B UJTS competition in June 2026, citing engine qualification timelines for the T-7A Red Hawk. Textron Aviation Defense and SNC remain as the only two competitors to replace the T-45 Goshawk.
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Boeing Wins $200M AFRL IDIQ for Aerospace Vehicle Technology R&D
Boeing won a competitively awarded $200M indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory for multidisciplinary aerospace vehicle technology research, integration and transition, with work in St. Louis through May 2037.
