The federal contract IDV awarded to The Boeing Company, a major aerospace and defense company, is focused on the integration of the Long Range Standoff (LRSO) cruise missile on the B-52H aircraft. This single-award indefinite delivery contract, valued at up to $250,000,000, was issued by the Nuclear Weapons Center, a component of the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command.
The contract includes two notable delivery orders. The first, worth $16,420,852.06, is for the LRSO integration work on the B-52H aircraft. The second, valued at $45,733,395.32, is for the development and delivery of a nuclear-hardened pylon, launcher, and weapons interface unit. Both delivery orders are cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts, with no set-aside designations used. As the original equipment manufacturer for the B-52 bomber, Boeing is leveraging its extensive expertise in weapons systems integration, avionics upgrades, and nuclear-related capabilities to support these critical Air Force programs.
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