PEO Missiles and Space

The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Missiles and Space, a subordinate procurement office within the Army's defense acquisition hierarchy, specializes in contracting for missile systems, space technologies, and associated support across the service's strategic weapons portfolios. The office awards contracts spanning development, production, sustainment, and integration work for tactical and strategic missile platforms as well as space-based sensor and communications capabilities.

PEO Missiles and Space has issued 4,398 federal contract awards since 1996, with combined potential value of $134.78 billion and combined dollars obligated of $185.32 billion across 650 distinct prime contractors. Recent activity shows 231 awards in 2022, 240 in 2023, 220 in 2024, 237 in 2025, and 137 year-to-date in 2026, indicating steady demand in the 220–240 annual range before the 2026 partial-year baseline. The most recent recorded award date is August 27, 2026.

The prime contractor base is concentrated around defense primes specializing in missile and space systems. Over the last five years, Lockheed Martin Corporation leads by award count with 138 awards worth $21.64 billion in combined potential value, followed by Raytheon Company with 58 awards worth $7 billion. By combined potential value, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon together with their Javelin joint venture account for roughly 27 percent of recent contract dollars. Leidos, Inc., SRC Inc., and Dell Federal Systems L.P. round out the current top tier by award count but carry substantially smaller dollar values. The top five contractors by award count hold 31 percent of recent awards, indicating moderately concentrated competitive activity with a long tail of mid-tier and smaller primes.

Ninety-four percent of awards carry no set-aside designation, reflecting the office's heavy reliance on unrestricted competition for large, complex weapons-system and space-technology development work. Small business set-asides account for 3 percent of awards, 8(a) sole-source and competitive designations together represent 3 percent, and HUBZone and service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-asides are minimal, each appearing in fewer than 10 awards across the portfolio.

No recent grant activity is recorded against this office. Current contract opportunities are not present in the source data.