Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lockheed Martin Corporation RMS Division (Rotary and Mission Systems), headquartered in Moorestown, New Jersey, is a major prime contractor delivering advanced naval combat systems, radar engineering, weapons system integration, logistics support, and manufacturing of specialized defense electronics to the Department of the Navy, Missile Defense Agency, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Air Force, and Department of the Army. The division competes full-and-open with no set-aside designations characteristic of its footprint.

RMS operates across three primary capability streams. Naval combat systems engineering and sustainment anchors the largest customer concentration: the division holds a $1.663 billion AEGIS Weapon System Fielding and Sustainment contract (Naval Sea Systems Command, through December 2029) encompassing system development, fielding, and sustainment of AEGIS configurations across U.S. Navy cruisers, destroyers, Coast Guard cutters, and foreign military sales fleets. A $1 billion Integrated Combat System engineering and software integration contract (Naval Sea Systems Command, January 2027) supports systems engineering and DevSecOps practices for future AEGIS-based combat systems. Supporting these are multiple delivery orders under a $49 million Basic Ordering Agreement with NAVSEA for AEGIS Weapon System and AN/SPY radar signal processor engineering, and a single-award $83.3 million indefinite-delivery contract with Naval Supply Systems Command for SPY-1 radar system repair and MK-41 Vertical Launch System components (through November 2029). Recent prime work includes a $99.9 million definitive contract (Naval Sea Systems Command, January 2026) for life-cycle logistics, engineering, and technical services across all in-service AEGIS platforms through January 2031, and a $74.68 million contract (U.S. Fleet Forces Command, September 2025) for field engineering services supporting AEGIS Combat System components at Port Hueneme, California through September 2029.

Ballistic missile defense systems represent the second major capability. The division holds a $2.968 billion CSEA NEXT single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the Missile Defense Agency (July 2025 through September 2034) supporting research, design, development, testing, certification, and system integration of advanced ballistic missile defense technologies, including AEGIS BMD weapon system capabilities, sea-based systems, and warhead data receiving systems. Recent delivery orders against this vehicle include a $426.6 million order (August 2025) for program management and system engineering of AEGIS BMD 6.1 AWS, a $72.5 million order (July 2025) for sea-based weapon systems GPI capability development, and a $41.5 million order (January 2026) for lab infrastructure supporting Beowulf Clusters and advanced threat modeling facilities. Additionally, a newly awarded $151 billion multiple-award SHIELD (Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense) IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (December 2025, through December 2035) positions the division to deliver multi-domain defense systems, research and development, prototype development, systems engineering, and production across air, missile, space, cyber, and hybrid threat domains.

Coast Guard maritime communication systems and Army ground combat systems round out the capability mix. The division holds an $89.7 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract with the U.S. Coast Guard (May 2026 through May 2031) for removal and installation of maritime communication controller systems on Maritime Security Cutters Large 1–9, with a $16.4 million delivery order (May 2026) for procurement and assembly of two systems for National Security Cutters with completion by January 2028. For the Army, a $54.66 million Mid-Range Capability Integrated Logistics Support contract (January 2026 through January 2029) provides comprehensive logistics services for MRC Batteries 1–5, and a $161.85 million MRC Technology Insertion contract (April 2025 through September 2028) funds recurring technical support and product delivery through modification kits under the Middle Tier of Acquisition pathway. The division also holds a $51.58 million Other Transaction Agreement with the Army's PEO Command Control Communications-Tactical (August 2025 through December 2026) to design, develop, test, deliver, and deploy a scalable NGC2 software prototype for integrated command and control architecture.

Customer concentration is dominated by the Department of the Navy through multiple commands. Naval Sea Systems Command anchors $31.84 billion in combined potential value across 263 awards, followed by Naval Supply Systems Command with $719.6 million across 1,220 awards. The Missile Defense Agency represents $16.49 billion across 125 awards. The Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center carries $4.84 billion across four awards, and the Office of Naval Research contributes $1.11 billion across 30 awards. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, though recorded at 376,406 awards and $44.69 billion potential value in the portfolio data, comprises a distinct transactional category: micro-purchases and small-dollar component orders flowing through DLA's supply chain logistics rather than prime systems contracts. This high-volume, low-dollar stream reflects the division's role as an authorized supplier within DLA's inventory management system for specialized naval and defense electronics components, separate from the strategic systems engineering and integration work anchoring the division's federal footprint.

Activity has grown sharply in recent years—from 61 awards in 2022 to 109 in 2025—with 60 awards (combined potential value $12.15 billion) facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure across AEGIS sustainment, BMD capability development, and Coast Guard platform upgrades. SCI-reported invoicing across service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold totaled $35.5 million from FY2022 through FY2024, with $14.5 million invoiced in FY2024 across approximately 23.9 FTEs. On federal service contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $166.90 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching $277.81 per hour, reflecting the specialized systems engineering and technical expertise demanded by naval combat systems and ballistic missile defense programs. The division sources approximately 6 percent of its prime contract hours from named subcontractors, indicating a build-to-spec delivery model for custom systems integration rather than extensive subcontracting. Named sub relationships include Advanced Sciences and Technologies LLC (systems engineering and OASIS support on AEGIS and combat system development), Mission Solutions LLC, an Alaskan Native corporation subsidiary (systems engineering, software development, and AEGIS Weapon System support), In-Depth Engineering Corporation (minority-owned, veteran-owned small disadvantaged business providing engineering support across multiple technical domains), and Mercury Systems Inc. (advanced computing systems and electronic components). The division also subcontracts extensively to specialized component manufacturers including Wenzel Associates (frequency multiplier components), Rakon France SAS (oscillators), Nan Inc. (minority-owned Hawaii-based firm providing base-period support), and S.W. Electronics & Manufacturing Corp. (small business electronics manufacturer providing programmable logic and power components).

Lockheed Martin RMS Division operates as a subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corp (UEI ZFN2JJXBLZT3), a publicly traded global defense and aerospace prime headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland. The RMS division's Moorestown facility serves as the primary administrative and operational hub for the majority of the division's federal work, with secondary performance locations at West Lynn, Massachusetts (MK-41 VLS manufacturing), Cherry Hill, New Jersey (Army mid-range capability), and distributed sites including Port Hueneme, California; Kekaha, Hawaii; Jacksonville, Florida; and Huntsville, Alabama for fleet engineering, testing, and system operations activities.