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General Atomics Wins $120M For AF Reaper Parts

General Atomics-Aeronautical Systems Inc. has won a $120, 551, 310 contract to provide unmanned aerial vehicle components to the U.S. Air Force, the Defense Department said Friday.

The branch will receive MQ-9 Reaper spare parts and ground support equipment under the firm-fixed-price contract.

Work will occur in San Diego and the Pentagon expects delivery to finish by March 13, 2015.

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio is the contracting activity.

The company also holds an estimated $410.9 million contract to provide Gray Eagle UAVs, initial spare parts and hardware to the U.S. Army.

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