The Boeing Company

The Boeing Company, doing business as Boeing, delivers nuclear deterrence sustainment engineering, radiation testing and evaluation, flight test telemetry and termination production, and specialized electromagnetic pulse hardness verification to the Air Force Materiel Command and related Department of Defense agencies as a large prime contractor with no set-aside designation. The company operates 304 prime contract awards (81% of recent awards) and holds two single-award indefinite-delivery contracts anchoring most federal revenue: a $1.615 billion sustainment IDIQ for Minuteman III guidance system support extending through August 2039, and a $305.962 million FT3 production IDIQ running through April 2030.

Boeing's customer concentration is extreme and focused on strategic nuclear deterrence. The Air Force Materiel Command represents 176 awards worth $3.49 billion in combined potential value—94% of the company's total federal footprint—with the remainder split across the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center (78 awards, $38.9 million), the Air Force Global Strike Command (17 awards, $4 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (20 awards, $1.5 million), and smaller orders from the Navy and other agencies. The two largest funding sources track together across both award volume and dollars, reflecting Boeing's role as the dominant sustainment partner for the Minuteman III ICBM system and related testing infrastructure.

Recent representative work demonstrates the scope and scale. A $76.4 million cost-plus-award-fee delivery order awarded February 22, 2024, covers operations and maintenance at Boeing's Little Mountain Test Facility (LMTF) in Layton, Utah through March 31, 2027. A $41.4 million firm fixed-price order issued December 3, 2025, for FT3 production extends through March 3, 2028, and names subcontractors Trivad Inc. (woman-owned small business), Vermillion Incorporated, Space Vector LLC, Caes Mission Systems LLC (Ultra Electronics Herley), and Haigh-Farr Inc. (woman-owned small business). A $23.2 million definitive contract awarded December 14, 2022, for Passive Alignment Determination System and Communications Equipment Interface Unit updates for Minuteman III runs through December 31, 2026. Smaller task orders span radiographic inspection, LINAC testing, vibration and shock testing, electromagnetic interference/compatibility testing, and HEMP verification—all performed in support of Sandia National Laboratories, Draper, Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane, and Air Force testing missions.

The parent IDIQ vehicles carry task-order volume that drives activity velocity. FA820717D0001 (associated with test facility operations and HEMP/radiation testing) anchors 178 task orders with $283.3 million in combined potential value. FA820412D7001 (Minuteman III guidance sustainment) carries 95 task orders worth $124.9 million. FA821421D0002 and FA821421D0001 account for 23 and 11 task orders respectively. FA821423D0001 encompasses 11 orders totaling $93.6 million. Together these vehicles concentrate the company's federal footprint: the bulk of awards flow through established indefinite-delivery relationships rather than competed solicitations.

Awards per year have climbed from 22 in 2022 to 70 in 2025, with 13 awards already placed in 2026. However, 43 awards carrying combined potential value of $534.2 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete exposure in FY2027–FY2028. The company's posture is exclusively full-and-open and large-business—no set-asides mark any award in the portfolio.

Boeing subcontracts primarily to larger primes on next-generation deterrence platforms. Named prime contractors include Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent engineering and manufacturing development, propulsion subsystem sustainment, ground subsystem support, and 625th Strategic Operations squadron technical services), Lockheed Martin Corporation (Trident production support, re-entry vehicle integration, and advanced systems), Raytheon Company (Minuteman propulsion unit software), and The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory (guidance production support). These sub-relationships signal Boeing's role as both a weapons-system-level prime (on Minuteman III sustainment) and a critical subsystem integrator and testing partner under higher-tier defense platforms. The company's testing capability at LMTF—nuclear hardness monitoring, radiation effects assessment, electromagnetic hardening verification, and environmental simulation—anchors its strategic value across the nuclear command and control supply chain.

Corporate structure shows Boeing as a child entity of The Boeing Company Headquarters (Arlington, Virginia). The Layton, Utah facility serves as the operational and administrative hub for federal nuclear deterrence work, housing specialized testing laboratories, manufacturing capacity for FT3 components, and engineering teams supporting multiple ICBM and strategic systems programs. SCI-reported invoiced revenue shows nominal activity (zero reported FY2022–FY2024), reflecting the classified and contract-based (rather than T&M labor-hour) nature of Boeing's nuclear deterrence portfolio.