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4 Companies Win $500M Army Non-Standard Mortar, Ammo Supply Contract


The U.S. Army has awarded a potential five-year, $500 million shared contract to four companies for the supply of non-standard mortar weapon systems and ammunition.

The Defense Department said Monday the service branch will provide work locations and funds upon issuance of individual orders to Orbital ATK (NYSE: OA), Chemring Military Products, Global Ordnance and UDC USA under the firm-fixed-price contract.

All four contractors are scheduled to complete work by Aug. 6, 2022.

Orbital ATK and Chemring were also awarded positions on a separate five-year, $750 million contract in March last year to provide non-standard ammunition products to the service branch.

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