Boeing secures $136.57 million in military contracts

Boeing has been awarded approximately $136.57 million in combined contract modifications for maritime patrol and airborne warning systems.

A $119.65 million modification from the U.S. Navy will fund upgrades for the P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft. This includes the procurement of nine retrofit kits to incorporate advanced engineering capabilities, with seven kits designated for the U.S. Navy and two for the Royal Australian Air Force. The work is expected to be completed by May 2030, with primary operations located in Florida, Missouri, and Arizona.

Additionally, the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center awarded Boeing a $16.91 million modification to provide post-delivery support for Japan’s E-767 Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) fleet. This contract covers technical sustainment, engineering support, field service representatives, and software maintenance through November 2027. The project is funded via Foreign Military Sales to Japan and involves work at sites in Oklahoma, Texas, and Hamamatsu Air Base.