The Boeing Company was awarded a delivery order for E-4B Sustainment Services valued at $80.2 million by the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, a subordinate activity of Air Force Materiel Command. This Cost No Fee contract, awarded on December 1, 2015, with completion targeted for November 30, 2024, supports the sustainment and maintenance of the E-4B Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS), a critical strategic platform that serves as the National Airborne Operations Center. Work will be performed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The contract does not utilize a small business set-aside designation, reflecting Boeing's status as the prime contractor responsible for comprehensive engineering, logistics, and technical support services for this specialized military aircraft platform.
This delivery order falls under Boeing's broader sustainment engineering contract vehicles with Air Force Materiel Command and the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex. Boeing's contract work in this domain typically encompasses aircraft maintenance, repair, engineering analysis, systems integration, and technical support. The company frequently collaborates with specialized aerospace subcontractors to fulfill complex contract requirements. The E-4B sustainment mission is critical to maintaining continuous airborne command and control capabilities for the U.S. military, ensuring operational readiness of this essential strategic asset through specialized maintenance, modifications, and lifecycle extension efforts.