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Northrop Gets $404M Modification on E-2D Aircraft Production Contract

Jeff Brody

Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) has received a five-year, $404M contract modification for software, engineering and product support work on the U.S. Navy’s airborne early warning and command-and-control aircraft platform.

The Navy exercised options on a previously awarded contract to procure E-2D Advanced Hawkeye support services and two additional aircraft under the eighth and ninth production lots, the Department of Defense said Wednesday.

The branch awarded Northrop a $3.17B contract last year to build a total of 24 lots 7-11 AHE systems.

E-2D is designed to help the Navy manage its theater air and missile defense and provide battlespace awareness data to the warfighter.

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