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CPS Technologies has secured its first defence tungsten components order. The contract applies its QuickSet injection-moulding process to near-net-shape parts while reducing machining requirements and material waste.
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Boeing will update MQ-25 electronics under a Navy modification award. The $12.68 million action also funds analysis and corrections supporting mission-computer security assessments through November 2029.
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Sypris Electronics has secured further work on classified missile avionics. The follow-on award covers advanced power-supply modules, with deliveries scheduled to begin in early 2027.
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Rockwell Collins will extend CAAS engineering support for Army aviation. The $38.92 million action covers software integration, modification, maintenance, enhancement, and engineering through February 2029.
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Textron Systems will support maritime UAS operations aboard Navy vessels. The $15.47 million order covers operational support, environmental shock testing, data, and familiarisation training through May 2028.
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First Breach has expanded ammunition manufacturing capacity at Hagerstown operations. New loading and inspection equipment raises stated capacity by approximately 175% as the company moves towards round-the-clock production.
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Curtiss-Wright will supply IFPC actuation and rugged mission computing hardware. The approximately $40 million Leidos contracts support production of the US Army’s mobile Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 system.
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Paligen will continue work on America’s domestic TNT production facility. The $30.84 million modification takes the programme’s cumulative contract value to $435 million, with completion currently estimated for February 2029.
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Action Manufacturing will produce M739A1 artillery fuzes under Army contract. The $712.48 million framework covers manufacture, inspection, testing, packaging, and delivery through August 2031.
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American Rheinmetall has delivered its first Lynx XM30 prototype vehicle. The vehicle now enters US Army developmental testing under the Bradley replacement competition, backed by a multi-state production chain.