Lockheed Martin
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Navy Lines Up Lockheed to Put LRASM on the B-52, Opening a 20-Missile Anti-Ship Bomber Option
NAVAIR plans to award Lockheed Martin work to integrate LRASM on the B-52, which already carries up to 20 JASSMs. The Oct. 7 notice covers software updates, testing, test asset repair and failure review boards; no price or schedule has been disclosed.
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F-35 Block 4 Electronic Warfare for Lots 20-22 Goes to BAE Under Lockheed Subcontract
Lockheed Martin picked BAE Systems to build AN/ASQ-239 Block 4 electronic warfare systems for F-35 Lots 20-22 and to retrofit older jets. BAE declined to disclose the value; prior F-35 EW awards ran $493M (2021) and $491M (2023).
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$1.8B Army NGC2 Contract Moves Anduril Data Layer From Division Prototype to I Corps Fielding
Article fact-checked against GovConWire and Defence Blog. Defense Daily was paywalled, so I removed it and its two quotes and the Oct. 5 date. Inference about the June-to-October follow-on contract was reworded. All other claims trace to the two sources.
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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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$1.7B Ceiling on Navy SEWIP Block II Order Keeps Lockheed Building SLQ-32(V)6
Navy gave Lockheed Martin a $209M firm-fixed-price modification to build AN/SLQ-32(V)6 SEWIP Block II electronic warfare systems through 2029, with options to about $1.71B, ahead of a potential $7.13B multiple-award AN/SLQ-32 contract.
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Navy's $24.4B SM-6 Multiyear Deal Locks In Raytheon Interceptor Supply Before Congress Funds It
The Navy awarded Raytheon a five-year, up-to-$24.4B contract with two option years for SM-6 interceptors. Quantities and delivery schedules are unspecified, and industry executives say Congress has not yet appropriated the money.
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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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SDA Books $1.75B for 36 Golden Dome Missile-Tracking Satellites With L3Harris, Sierra Space
The Space Development Agency awarded L3Harris $955M and Sierra Space $798M to build 36 Tranche 3 missile-tracking and missile-defense satellites for Golden Dome for America, bringing the Tracking Layer to 104 spacecraft with delivery expected by end of 2028.
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Pentagon Awards $86M to nLIGHT and Lockheed Martin Aculight for Deep-Magazine Laser Weapons
The Department of War issued $86 million in Joint Laser Weapon System OTAs, with a $847 million ceiling, to nLIGHT Defense and Lockheed Martin Aculight for containerized lasers meant to counter drone swarms and eventually cruise missiles.
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Army Books $502M Lockheed Martin Deal to Sustain Apache Targeting Sensors
Army Contracting Command awarded Lockheed Martin a $502.4 million hybrid sustainment contract for the AH-64 Apache M-TADS/PNVS targeting and night-vision system, covering Apache operators worldwide through July 2031.
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$142.9M Air Force IDIQ Sends C-5 Galaxy Software Sustainment to Lockheed Through 2032
The Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a $142.9 million sole-source IDIQ for C-5M Super Galaxy software sustainment, certification, and systems integration lab support through May 2032, separate from Lockheed's existing $211.3 million structural IDIQ for the same aircraft.
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Lockheed Martin Could Collect $1.38B for Navy AEGIS Ship Integration and Testing Across Five U.S. Sites Plus Romania and Poland
The Navy awarded Lockheed Martin up to $1,383,266,817 for AEGIS ship integration and test work spanning five U.S. shipyards and two NATO Aegis Ashore sites in Romania and Poland, with an initial obligation of $60.6 million and options running through June 2036.
