Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lockheed Martin Corporation is a leading global security and aerospace company principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration, and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products, and services. As a major contractor for the U.S. federal government, Lockheed Martin provides a wide range of goods and services through prime and subcontract awards across defense, space, intelligence, homeland security, healthcare, energy, transportation, and other key markets.
Through prime and subcontract awards, Lockheed Martin delivers specialized products and solutions in areas like aircraft production and sustainment, avionics, mission systems integration, training systems and simulation, defense systems and missiles, radar systems, information technology services, engineering services, and logistics support. Major customers include the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and other government agencies. Contract vehicles span single award and multiple award IDIQ contracts as well as BOAs. Many awards support critical acquisition initiatives and major defense programs like the F-35 Lightning II and F-22 Raptor.
Lockheed Martin also participates in cooperative agreements and receives subawards under federal grants in fields aligned with its core competencies. This includes aeronautics research and advanced technology development initiatives funded by agencies such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Areas of focus encompass flight test instrumentation, automated and high-rate composites manufacturing, welding techniques for aerospace structures, and more.
Additionally, Lockheed Martin holds several indefinite delivery contract vehicles across various federal customers. Recently awarded IDIQ contracts provide engineering analysis, logistics support services, aircraft spare parts, and other products to the Department of Defense and its components. Single award IDIQs have potential values ranging from $3 million to $98 million while task orders issued against them further specify details on goods procured or services rendered over set performance periods.
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Not listed 1 Lockheed Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76108, USA
3/26/02 8/26/25 General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. Division - doing business as US GOV GA Aeronautical UAV is a manufacturer of unmanned aerial vehicles and defense systems located in Poway, California. According to its website, the company is a leading provider of remotely piloted aircraft, radars, and electro-optic solutions.
Through past federal contract awards, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has provided a range of unmanned aerial vehicles, sensors, ground control stations, and associated services to support intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations for military branches and government agencies. Major customers include the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Special Operations Command. The company delivers MQ-9 Reaper and MQ-1 Predator platforms, SkyGuardian variants, Gray Eagle systems for the Army, and other specialized aircraft. General Atomics also provides ancillary capabilities like satellite communications, sensor integration, ground control software, and contractor logistics support. Subcontractors have supported aircraft component manufacturing and depot maintenance. Contracts frequently supply complete unmanned aerial systems along with multi-year sustainment and training services. Awards have been made on a sole source basis and through multiple indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity vehicles due to General Atomics' specialized expertise as the original equipment manufacturer.
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has not received any federal prime grant awards based on available data.
General Atomics holds several indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract vehicles enabling issuance of task orders for a wide array of products and services. These include multiple-award contracts for Advanced Aerospace Systems Technology Research and the General Services Administration's ASTRO vehicle. Single-award IDVs provide engineering support for Army aviation programs and Customs and Border Protection UAS services over five-year periods. An Air Force Life Cycle Management Center IDV allows delivery orders for unspecified products supporting aircraft acquisition efforts. Task orders issued against these vehicles have funded General Atomics to provide unmanned systems, integration testing, engineering analyses, contractor aircrew services, and technology development activities leveraging its core capabilities.
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Not listed 14200 Kirkham Way, Poway, CA 92064, USA
1/9/02 1/27/26 Northrop Grumman Systems Corp
Northrop Grumman Systems Corp, through its Military Aircraft Systems division doing business as Aerospace Systems, is a corporate entity that provides goods and services to the U.S. federal government via contracts and grants. The company is a manufacturer of defense, aerospace, and technology products for both commercial and government customers.
Through past prime federal contract awards, Northrop Grumman has provided a variety of goods and services related to military aircraft, missile, and space systems. This includes a $14 million contract from the Air Force for a Reusable Hypersonic ISR system, a $12 million delivery order to provide optimized energy generation and allocation services in support of aircraft systems, and a $3.3 million contract to explore advanced engine concepts. As a subcontractor, Northrop Grumman has supported contracts for flight training systems, electrical systems integration, and optics research. Prime contract partners have included Hamilton Sundstrand, Honeywell, and other major defense contractors.
Through federal grants, Northrop Grumman has conducted research to advance composite aircraft manufacturing methods and cloud sensing technologies in support of NASA programs. This includes over $5 million in project grants from NASA to demonstrate faster production of composite airframes and develop smart ice cloud sensing systems. Northrop Grumman performed this research as the prime grantee.
Northrop Grumman holds an $20 million Indefinite Delivery Contract from the Air Force for the Advanced Turbine Technologies for Affordable Mission Capability program to support the development of advanced aircraft engine technologies. Task orders under this IDC will involve engineering services and the supply of aircraft engine components and subsystems over a five year period.
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Not listed 3001 N Aviation Blvd, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, USA
4/5/10 5/3/25 The Boeing Company
The Boeing Company Engineering, Test & Technology Division, doing business as Boeing, is a major aerospace and defense contractor that provides a wide range of advanced technology products and services to the U.S. federal government. As the world's largest aerospace company, Boeing designs, manufactures, and sells aircraft, rotorcraft, rockets, satellites, and integrated defense systems. Through its Engineering, Test & Technology Division, Boeing leverages extensive expertise in areas such as aeronautics, applied physics, electronics, systems engineering, and composites to deliver innovative solutions for government agencies including the Department of Defense, NASA, and others. The company has a long history of supporting federal research and development efforts across multiple domains critical to national security and space exploration.
Boeing has received numerous prime and subcontract awards from federal agencies for engineering, research and development, testing, manufacturing, integration, and product support services related to advanced aerospace and defense systems. Recent contract awards have supported programs like the Air Force's Advanced Aerospace Systems Technology Research, NASA's Electrified Powertrain Flight Demonstrator, and the Navy's aircraft survivability efforts. Boeing has provided services ranging from hypersonic technology development and wind tunnel testing to composite materials research and autonomous systems. Major funding agencies include the Air Force, Navy, NASA, DARPA, and other DoD entities. Boeing frequently partners with universities, small businesses, and other contractors to deliver on complex aerospace R&D efforts. Most contract awards to Boeing do not have small business set-aside designations.
Boeing has also received several cooperative agreement and grant awards from federal agencies, particularly NASA, to advance aeronautics and space technologies. Recent grant-funded work has focused on areas like hi-rate composite aircraft manufacturing, developing ultra-high performance metallic turbine blades, and researching asteroid deflection techniques. Boeing has supported NASA's Aeronautics mission through cooperative agreements aimed at demonstrating new manufacturing approaches for composite airframes and developing advanced capabilities for autonomous air vehicles. The company has also partnered with universities on Department of Energy grants related to additive manufacturing of aluminum alloys. As both a prime recipient and subrecipient, Boeing leverages grant funding to conduct early-stage R&D that can eventually transition into its government and commercial product lines.
Boeing holds a major Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contract with the Air Force called the Advanced Aerospace Systems Technology Research (AASTR) contract. This $400 million multiple-award IDV enables Boeing to compete for and receive task orders to develop innovative aerospace technologies for the Air Force through 2028. Under AASTR, Boeing is tasked with delivering capabilities that enable complexity, unpredictability, and mass effects to overwhelm adversaries. The contract vehicle covers research areas such as aerospace vehicles, control sciences, high-speed systems, turbine engines, and systems integration. Initial task orders have focused on propulsion demonstrations and innovative technology development. The AASTR IDV allows the Air Force Research Laboratory to rapidly award Boeing contracts for cutting-edge aerospace R&D efforts that align with emerging Air Force priorities.
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Not listed 6398 James S. McDonnell Blvd, Berkeley, MO 63134, USA
9/19/06 11/13/25 Textron Systems Corporation
Textron Systems Corporation, doing business as Textron Systems, is a subsidiary of Textron Inc. that provides products and services to the defense, homeland security, aerospace, and infrastructure protection markets. As a prime contractor, Textron Systems has received federal contract awards from agencies like the Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security to provide unmanned aircraft systems, survivability and sensor systems, advanced marine craft, armored vehicles, simulation and training systems, intelligence software solutions, and logistics and maintenance services.
As a prime contractor, Textron Systems has been awarded contracts to provide Shadow tactical unmanned aircraft systems, One System Remote Video Terminal systems, electronic warfare threat simulation and training systems, Littoral Combat Ship engineering and logistics support services, and various military vehicle and aviation platforms sustainment services to Department of Defense branches including the Army, Air Force, and Navy. Subcontract awards under larger defense contractors have been for services like threat emitter systems repair and sustainment, aircraft system and component fabrication, and electronic warfare test environment engineering support. Awards have utilized contract types like firm fixed price, cost plus fixed fee, and indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity vehicles. No set aside designations were indicated for Textron Systems' prime contract awards.
Textron Systems holds several indefinite delivery contract vehicles to provide products and services in areas aligned with its core capabilities. These include $144 million and $47 billion IDIQ contracts from the Army and Air Force respectively to provide engineering support services for unmanned aircraft systems and emerging weapons technologies; a $69 million IDIQ to sustain electronic warfare and threat simulation systems supporting test and training activities; a $48 million IDIQ for electronic warfare test environment systems and services; and a $11 million IDIQ to manufacture electronic component assemblies for Navy platforms. Associated delivery orders under these IDVs procure engineering, logistics, and sustainment services, electronic warfare and aviation-related components and maintenance, and threat simulation systems upgrades and maintenance.
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Not listed 124 Industry Ln, Cockeysville, MD 21030, USA
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