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Pratt & Whitney Lands $291M Navy Contract for F-35 Propulsion Tech Maintenance

The U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon Technologies' (NYSE: RTX) Pratt & Whitney subsidiary a four-year, $290.7 million contract to provide equipment and supplies for depot-level maintenance of F-35 aircraft propulsion systems for domestic and international customers.

The award covers non-recurring sustainment, mockup engines, test-cell modules and depot activation planning services to support lot 13 F-35 production units, DOD said Monday.

Naval Air Systems Command will obligate $234.7 million at the time of award from fiscal 2020 Navy and Air Force aircraft procurement; non-DOD participant; and foreign military sales funds.

Contract work is slated to conclude by Jan. 2024.

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