Boeing (NYSE: BA) has secured a $2.12 billion contract modification to produce the seventh batch of KC-46 aerial refueling aircraft for the U.S. Air Force.
The company will provide data, licenses, subscriptions and flat file to the service branch in addition to 15 tankers, the Department of Defense said Wednesday.
The Air Force will pay the full cost of its lot 7 order using fiscal 2021 aircraft procurement funds. Work under the modification will occur in Seattle through May 31, 2024.
Boeing is manufacturing 12 tankers under a $1.69 billion lot 6 KC-46 production contract awarded Jan. 12.
The Pegasus aircraft platform is designed with protection systems against medium-level threats, and can also support military transport operations.
Jonathan Moneymaker served as president of Altamira Technologies and general manager of Boeing's intelligence systems group.
Ericsson Federal has appointed Patrick Gorman, a former Booz Allen executive and intelligence community CIO, as CTO.
The undefinitized award covers test article pods and cybersecurity work for the Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force.
Janes U.S. President Randy Nixon said organizations that ground fusion in verified data can make faster, more informed decisions.
Valiant has booked a five-year, $260 million contract for mission command training and simulation support to Army National Guard units.
The Coast Guard plans a January 2027 solicitation through the OASIS+ contract vehicle.
DHS’ program executive office is coordinating drone and counter-drone technologies purchases and creating opportunities for industry.
President Trump said 18 munitions plants are under construction as DOW expands missile production deals with industry.
Bill Gattle will succeed Logen Thiran, who served 14 years as CEO of Antenna Research Associates.
Fourteen companies hold base contracts under the vehicle, which the Army awarded in 2023 with a potential value of $975…
The company owns and operates the modified Bombardier jet, collecting signals above 40,000 feet without entering defended airspace.
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