Northrop Grumman secured a contract modification from the Army

Army to Purchase More 120MM Ammo From Northrop Grumman Under $355M Contract

The Army Materiel Command has tapped Northrop Grumman to manufacture more 120mm M1002 tank training ammunition. 

The company secured a new order under a firm-fixed-price contract valued at up to $354.9 million, according to an award notice posted on SAM.gov. 

Details of Northrop’s Ammo Manufacturing Contract From Army

The recent award exercises an option under the FFP that the Army awarded to Northrop in 2022 to extend the production of ammo rounds through September 2026. 

Work on the contract also includes M1002 ammo can refurbishment. 

Northrop is manufacturing the training rounds at its facility in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

In 2022, the Army awarded a separate FFP contract to General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems to produce 120mm tank training ammunition. General Dynamics performed its obligations under the contract in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Northrop’s Recent Contracts From Air Force, Navy

Northrop is also supporting other U.S. military missions. 

Recently, the company won a cost-plus-fixed-fee contract modification valued at $188.6 million from the Navy to provide continued logistics and test service for its MQ-4C Triton unmanned aerial vehicle. Under the contract, Northrop will deploy field service representatives and conduct reach-back engineering to ensure that the UAV can carry out intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions. 

In March, the defense contractor also secured a $175.6 million contract to supply radio frequency countermeasure, or RFCM, systems to the Royal Australian Air Force.

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