Sep. 2 at 12:12 AM
General Electric received a
$2.87 billion U.S. Department of Defense contract to provide performance-based logistics support for 17 F414 engine components used in the Navy’s F/A-18 E/F/G fighter aircraft. The five-year agreement, which contains no option periods, will cover ongoing logistics and support requirements for the engines that power the Navy’s carrier-based Super Hornet and Growler fleets.
Work will be performed primarily in Lynn, Massachusetts, which will account for 90% of the contract, while the remaining 10% will be carried out in Jacksonville, Florida. The contract is expected to be completed in August 2031. The Navy will commit
$198.22 million in FY2026 working capital funds at award, with
$148.67 million, or 75%, immediately obligated. Future delivery orders will be financed through the Navy’s working capital funds for the relevant fiscal years, which will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year.
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