- V2X will provide logistics integration services to the U.S. Marine Force Storage Command’s Secondary Repairable program
- The contract could be worth up to $500 million, with an initial value of $391 million
- The company has a history of supporting U.S. Navy logistics and has previously covered C-12 Huron and C-26 aircraft
V2X announced Monday that it has won a contract from the U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Command to deliver logistics integration support services for the Marine Force Storage Command’s Secondary Repairable program, or SECREP.
The award carries a base value of roughly $391 million and could reach up to $500 million if all option periods under the contract ceiling are exercised.
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What Is the Scope of the SECREP Contract?
Under the agreement, V2X will oversee the repair and sustainment pipeline for secondary repairable components, ensuring that the critical equipment are brought back into service for the Marine Corps’ broader logistics operations. The effort draws on a network of original equipment manufacturers, military installations and industry partners.
V2X’s relationship with the SECREP program dates back more than two decades, during which the company has applied its logistics know-how to help cut costs, shorten repair cycle times and raise equipment availability rates.
What Other Contracts Does V2X Have With the U.S. Navy?
Aside from the SECREP contract, V2X has previously secured logistics projects with the U.S. Navy. In April 2025, V2X was awarded a $103 million award to handle sustainment work on the Navy’s C-26 aircraft fleet. The company’s responsibilities include engineering, upgrades, modifications, and routine maintenance. The contract covers a total of eight C-26A and C-26D rapid-response transport planes stationed across four bases, both domestically and abroad.
V2X was also chosen for a $230 million, five-year contract from 2022 covering C-12 Huron logistics and a separate F-5 Adversary aircraft sustainment agreement worth up to $747 million that the Reston, Virginia-based firm won in 2024.
