Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lockheed Martin Corporation's Rotary and Mission Systems (RMS) Division manufactures and sustains specialized electronic and mechanical components, radar systems, and integrated hardware solutions for naval, air force, and army platforms as a large business prime contractor on full-and-open federal awards with no set-asides.

The RMS Division operates primarily from Liverpool, New York (with secondary facilities in Syracuse and Salina, New York, and Orlando and Virginia Beach, Florida), delivering a portfolio dominated by discrete component procurement—circuit card assemblies, cable assemblies, power supplies, radar subsystems, antenna elements, comparator modules, and electronic warfare receiver chassis—alongside engineering services for submarine electronic warfare systems and counter-battery radar sustainment. Recent representative awards include a $491.8 million cost-plus award-fee delivery order under the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) for Modeling and Simulation Vistas Framework work with the Missile Defense Agency (April 2026), a $202.8 million definitive contract with Naval Sea Systems Command for Multifunction Modular Mast production (July 2025), a $126.8 million cost-plus-incentive delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command for AN/BLQ-10 Submarine Electronic Warfare System engineering and material support (February 2025), and a $54.2 million cost-plus-incentive delivery order for FY25 BLQ-10 TI-24 production also from Naval Sea Systems Command (March 2025). The division also executes a high volume of smaller firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders for spare components, circuit card assembly production runs, and repair services.

RMS Division's customer concentration is heavily tilted toward Navy and defense logistics. The top five customers by award count account for 83% of total awards: Naval Supply Systems Command (1,452 awards, $336.9 million combined potential value), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (951 awards, $151 million), United States Marine Corps (157 awards, $262.1 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (128 awards, $9.51 billion), and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (88 awards, $6.5 million). By potential value, the picture shifts dramatically: Naval Sea Systems Command dominates at $9.51 billion across 128 awards, followed by Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground ($8.18 billion across 18 awards), Department of the Army PEO Missiles and Space ($5.84 billion across 33 awards), Air Force Materiel Command ($1.13 billion across 67 awards), and Naval Supply Systems Command ($336.9 million across 1,452 awards). This divergence reflects a business model in which volume comes from Naval Supply Systems Command routine spares and logistics, while dollars concentrate in a smaller number of large Naval Sea Systems Command and Army modernization vehicles.

The division holds a portfolio of major indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring its prime footprint. The top parent vehicles include Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010409GA102 with 282 task orders ($6.2 million combined potential value), Basic Ordering Agreement N0038322GS501 with 162 task orders, Basic Ordering Agreement SPRPA113G001Y with 138 task orders ($29.8 million combined potential value), Indefinite Delivery Contract N0038311D006N with 84 task orders ($36.6 million combined potential value), and Basic Ordering Agreement N0010413GA102 with 83 task orders ($4 million combined potential value). The division also holds a $3.025 billion single-award IDIQ with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for expendable bathythermograph probes (awarded April 2026, running through April 2031), a $249 million single-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command for SEWIP Block 2 engineering services and spares (awarded February 2026), a $1.365 billion single-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command for AN/BLQ-10 Submarine Electronic Warfare System engineering and lifecycle support (awarded February 2025, running through February 2035), and a $245.9 million multiple-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command for Undersea Weapons and Undersea Defensive Family of Systems supplies and services (awarded January 2024, running through January 2029).

Activity has grown in absolute award count year-over-year (128 awards in 2022 to 224 in 2025), with 38 awards already in the first five months of 2026. A recompete cliff of significance faces the division: 129 awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.87 billion, creating material recompete exposure across Naval Sea Systems Command and Army modernization work streams.

RMS Division operates as a large business with 90% of awards as prime and 10% as sub. Across SCI-reportable service contracts (a strict subset of the division's federal work, covering contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excluding goods, products, and classified work), SCI invoiced revenue totaled $21 million across FY2022–FY2024, with peak activity in FY2023 at $19.5 million across 77.5 FTEs. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $151/hr, with the 90th percentile at $274.69/hr. Average sub-hours share across SCI-reportable prime contracts was 13%, with three named subcontractors reported. In its subcontractor role, RMS Division delivers component and subsystem work to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on aircraft phased-array modules, radar delay lines, high-voltage power supplies, and preamplifiers supporting PAM, E-2D Advanced Hawkeye, and other platform modernization programs (multiple sub awards to Northrop Grumman through May 2026).

The division's core category concentration reflects its product footprint: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (844 awards), Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing (547 awards), Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (376 awards), Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (175 awards), and Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet and Washer Manufacturing (117 awards). Top PSCs include Electrical and Electronic Assemblies, Boards, Cards and Associated Hardware (517 awards), Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (293 awards), Cable, Cord and Wire Assemblies for Communication Equipment (218 awards), Information Technology Input/Output and Storage Devices (131 awards), and Radar Equipment Except Airborne (127 awards). RMS Division competes full-and-open across its portfolio with no set-aside posture, and maintains established relationships with Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, Mercury Systems, Electric Boat Corporation, and Raytheon Company's Air & Space Defense Systems Division on system-level primes where RMS acts in a supply or subsystems role.