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  • Peraton secures space weather modernisation contract

    Peraton will sustain and modernise the military space-weather analysis system. The $109.1 million programme combines legacy migration, operational enhancements, and cybersecurity work through February 2033.


  • K2 Space to host enterprise laser terminals

    K2 Space will host two Enterprise Space Terminals in orbit. The $22.9 million contract covers integration, launch, and operations on separate satellite buses through November 2028.


  • Sikorsky develops improved VH-92A rotor blades

    Sikorsky will design improved rotor blades for presidential VH-92A helicopters. The $107.3 million programme covers integration, testing, and qualification through March 2031.


  • US Navy orders 188 more Hammerhead systems

    The US Navy has ordered 188 additional Hammerhead mine systems. General Dynamics will also supply eight support-equipment sets under a $229.7 million production modification.


  • US backs drone component capacity with 0m commitment

    Washington has conditionally backed expanded domestic drone component manufacturing capacity. Performance Drone Works could receive up to $820 million after completing financial, legal, and technical due diligence.


  • Thales supplies Spain with deployable TACAN system

    Thales will deliver Spain a next-generation deployable tactical air-navigation system. The package combines navigation equipment, power, logistics, and training for expeditionary air operations.


  • Airbus leads SpainSat NG-III secure satellite build

    Airbus will lead SpainSat NG-III design, integration, and testing activities. The satellite adds protected X, Ka, and UHF communications to Spain’s sovereign military network.


  • Rheinmetall brings RCH 155 production to Telford

    Rheinmetall will manufacture British RCH 155 weapon systems in Telford. Deliveries of 72 remote-controlled artillery systems are scheduled between May 2028 and June 2031.


  • Northrop builds allied naval inertial sensors

    Northrop will manufacture allied surface and submarine inertial sensor modules. Canada and Australia account for most funding, with deliveries scheduled through February 2029.


  • Sikorsky develops improved VH-92A rotor blades

    Boeing will correct identified P-8A autopilot deficiencies through new software. The Royal Australian Air Force-funded work covers development, testing, and retrofit delivery through February 2028.