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$557M for F-22 Related Long Lead Items

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F-22A Raptor
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The Headquarters Aeronautical Systems Center in Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH recently awarded a pair of firm-fixed-price, cost-plus fixed-fee contract modifications related to the F-22A Raptor fighter.

Both are undefinitized contract actions.

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F119 Engine:
Vectored Thrust

Lockheed Martin Corp. in Fort Worth, TX received a $383.5 million modification to increase Lot 6 F-22 production long lead activities, (including target price curve and diminishing manufacturing sources); and long-lead performance-based agile logistics support activities; and the aircraft structural integrity program. Work will be complete December 2006 (FA8611-05-C-2850/P00009).

United Technologies Corp. subsidiary Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Group in East Hartford, CT received a $153.5 modification that will support the F119 Engines Lot 6, Long Lead Items and Field Support and Training period of performance extension. Solicitations began July 2005, negotiations are expected to be complete May 2006, and work will be complete December 2006 (FA8611-05-C-2851).