The Boeing Company's Legacy Wichita Division was awarded a delivery order contract on February 12, 2010, for non-recurring engineering services supporting B-52 Stratofortress maintenance and modernization operations. The contract, executed by the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (a division of the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command), carries a ceiling value of $21.3 million and utilizes cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing. This delivery order represents Boeing's ongoing critical support to the Air Force's strategic bomber fleet, with engineering work focused on advancing the operational and technological capabilities of the B-52 platform. The contract was set to conclude on September 21, 2020, and involved no set-aside designation, reflecting Boeing's status as an established large prime contractor.
This award aligns with Boeing's broader portfolio of defense contracts with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, where the company regularly provides specialized engineering services for military aircraft platforms. Boeing typically partners with subcontractors such as Pickering Interfaces, Belcan Engineering Group, Hill Aerosystems, and Apache Aerospace to execute complex engineering assignments under such arrangements. The work performed under this contract contributes to sustaining and enhancing the B-52's mission-critical capabilities, demonstrating Boeing's essential role in maintaining U.S. Air Force strategic deterrence infrastructure through advanced aerospace engineering and sustainment services.