BAE Systems ’ land and armaments business segment has received a U.S. Army contract worth approximately $656.2 million to produce M2A4 and M7A4 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles for the military branch.
The Department of Defense said Wednesday Army Contracting Command at Detroit Arsenal in Michigan will obligate funds and determine work locations with each order.
Work on the fixed-price-incentive contract is expected to be completed on Nov. 30, 2027.
In September, the company secured a $121.4 million contract modification from the Army to manufacture M2A4 and M7A4 Bradley vehicles from inducted legacy source variants.
The Bradley Fighting Vehicle is designed to provide enhanced mobility, survivability and lethality to the U.S. Army and its allies in critical combat operations.
Amentum was the incumbent supporting NISSC II while the government prepared the follow-on NISSC III acquisition.
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Andrew Thompson previously served as head of global signals operations at Google.
Leidos holds the incumbent contract covering roughly 430 airport locations.
The IDIQ is expected to run through Sept. 23, 2031, with work locations to be determined with each order.
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