DID - General Dynamics Wins Deal for Navy Ship Support | Raytheon Secures Contract for V-22 Avionics Support | India To Purchase Prachand Helicopters

Americas General Dynamics Mission Systems Inc., based in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, has been awarded a $31.3 million contract modification to provide design and maintenance services for the US Navy’s Independence-variant Littoral Combat Ships. The work will include engineering, lifecycle sustainment, and system upgrades for these ships, with operations taking place in San Diego, California. The project is expected to be completed by March 2027. Funding for the contract comes from various Navy budgets. The fiscal 2025 procurement funds amount to $8,513,491, which is 78% of the total. Fiscal 2025 operation and maintenance funds contribute $1,537,260, or 14%. Additionally, there are $470,000 from fiscal 2023 procurement funds (4%), $367,970 from fiscal 2024 procurement funds (3%), and $48,448 from fiscal 2025 research and development funds (1%). A total of $2,007,260 will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Surface Warfare Center Port Hueneme Division in California is overseeing the contract. Raytheon Co., based in Indianapolis, Indiana, has been awarded a $13.5 million modification to an existing contract to provide engineering, management, and technical sustainment for V-22 Avionics Systems software. This work supports the Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Special Operations Command by maintaining and updating software at on-site […]

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