F-15 EAGLE Air-Superiority/Dual-Role Fighter

The F-15 EAGLE Air-Superiority/Dual-Role Fighter program is a Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP) managed through the Major Capability Acquisition (MCA) pathway. This program encompasses the acquisition and sustainment of the F-15 fighter aircraft platform, including the F-15E Strike Eagle variant. The program supports both U.S. Air Force operations and Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers, including the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF), Singapore, Canada, and Portugal.

Contract awards under this program typically range from small purchase orders of $2,000 to large delivery orders exceeding $389 million, with performance periods spanning from three months to five years. Primary contractors include The Boeing Company, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, and Raytheon Company, with notable subcontractors such as Honeywell International, Lockheed Martin, and BAE Systems. The contracts predominantly cover aircraft maintenance, engineering services, component repair/remanufacture, and system upgrades, with particular focus on radar systems, avionics, and hydraulic components. The Air Force Sustainment Center, Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex, and Air Force Life Cycle Management Center serve as the primary contracting agencies. While most awards do not carry set-aside designations, some smaller contracts are designated for Total Small Business. Primary places of performance include St. Louis, Missouri, and various Air Force bases where maintenance and sustainment activities occur.