Delivery Order N0042123G0004-N0042126F1028

General Electric Company, operating as GE Aerospace, received a $2.48 million delivery order from the Naval Air Warfare Center with a cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing structure and a completion date of December 31, 2026. The contract, awarded on January 1, 2026, is performed in West Lynn, Massachusetts, and does not utilize a small business set-aside designation. While the specific statement of work is referenced as an attachment, the award documents indicate this delivery order falls under GE Aerospace's existing indefinite delivery vehicles and basic ordering agreements with Naval Air Systems Command, which support aircraft engines and related components for naval aviation platforms. Based on GE Aerospace's established contract portfolio, this delivery order likely involves aircraft engine components, maintenance support, or manufacturing services aligned with naval rotorcraft sustainment requirements, potentially including work on T408 engines or other propulsion systems supporting CH-53K or other naval aviation platforms.

This delivery order represents incremental procurement activity leveraging GE Aerospace's substantial existing federal contracting relationships with the Department of Defense. The parent company, General Electric Company, maintains multiple large-value indefinite delivery contracts including a $1.128 billion Army contract for T700 series turbine engine production, a $5 billion Air Force contract for F110 aircraft engines, and the Naval Supply Systems Command's $56.18 million contract for T-64 engine production. The Naval Air Warfare Center award continues GE Aerospace's role as a critical supplier of advanced propulsion systems and aviation components to military services, competing through full and open competition as a large industrial prime contractor without small business designations.