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Lockheed to Provide US Navy, Spain Training Rounds

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Lockheed Martin won a $28,415,260 Navy contract modification to provide 10,273 laser guided training rounds, the Defense Department announced Tuesday. The firm-fixed price contract allocates 2.4 percent of contract funds to support the government of Spain through a foreign military sales agreement. Lockheed will provide 10,033 rounds to the U.S. Navy and 240 to Spain. [...]

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Northrop Wins Air Force Minute Man Support Contract

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Northrop Grumman‘s space technology sector won a $13,557,000 Air Force contract to support the Minute Man Missile System, the Defense Department announced Tuesday. Northrop will perform work under the cost-plus-award-fee contract in Clearfield, Utah. The Pentagon expects Northrop to complete work by Sept. 30. Hill Air Force Base in Utah is the contracting activity.  

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BAE to Provide Navy Air Traffic Control Radar Beacon Systems

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BAE Systems won a $9,243,005 Navy contract to provide air traffic control radar beacon systems, the Defense Department announced Tuesday. The Pentagon said the the OE-120(A) antennas will be used at several land-based test sites and on six Navy ship classes. The antenna group is a component of the AN/UPX-29(V) interrogator system. BAE will perform work [...]

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Boeing Wins Navy F-18 Wing Assembly Work

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Boeing has won a potential $30,050,000 Defense Logistics Agency contract to provide F/A-18 aircraft inner wing assemblies, the Defense Department announced Tuesday. The Navy is the using service. Boeing will perform work under the long-term, sole-source contract in St. Louis.  The Navy expects Boeing to complete work by February 2014. The DLA Aviation, Philadelphia, Pa., [...]

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Raytheon to Develop USS Gerald Ford Defense Systems

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Raytheon‘s integrated defense systems business won a $21,228,947 Navy contract modification to continue developing self ship defense platform systems. The Defense Department said Raytheon will develop the systems for the future USS Gerald R. Ford under the cost-plus-fixed-fee, cost-plus-award-fee contract. Raytheon will also continue technology refresh work. The systems are designed to defend ships against cruise [...]

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Lockheed-Northrop JV Delivers UAS Data Link to Army

A Lockheed Martin-Northrop Grumman joint venture delivered a data link system for unmanned aerial systems to the Army, the companies announced Tuesday. Longbow delivered the first production of the Unmanned Aerial Systems Tactical Common Data Link Assembly for Apache helicopters. Longbow President Mike Taylor said the delivery culminates nearly six years of design and development [...]

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ATK to Develop Army Alternative Warhead as Lockheed Subcontractor

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ATK has been selected by the Army to develop an alternative warhead for the Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System, ATK announced Monday. Lockheed Martin is the prime contractor for the GMLRS program. ATK was selected among three competitors and will be a subcontractor to Lockheed. The company said it was selected by the Army for [...]

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