Northrop Grumman
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$21M Army IBCS Order Swaps Command Tent for Northrop Expandable Van
Army taps Northrop Grumman for a $21M IBCS variant that swaps the command tent for a protected expandable van; two manufacturing prototypes with six operator and four staff stations are due by June 2027, backed by $10M+ of company cost-sharing.
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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 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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Northrop's F-16 Jamming Suite Tops $1.9 Billion After Combat Debut Over the Middle East
Northrop Grumman's $87.4 million production award pushes its F-16 jamming suite contract past $1.9 billion, following the system's combat debut over the Middle East and a congressionally funded push to field it across the fleet.
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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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Army Corps Books Bryan Construction for $54.8M B-21 Shelters as Ellsworth Bed-Down Accelerates
The Army Corps of Engineers awarded Bryan Construction $54.8M to build B-21 West Alert Apron shelters at Ellsworth AFB, another in the firm's series of B-21 infrastructure contracts at the base ahead of the bomber's 2027 arrival.
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NASA's $30M Katalyst Contract Sends Robotic Servicer to Rescue Decaying Swift Telescope
A Katalyst Space servicer named LINK launched July 3 on a Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL rocket to rendezvous with and reboost NASA's decaying Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, under a $30 million SBIR Phase III contract awarded in September 2025.
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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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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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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.
