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GM Defense lands nearly $700 million for ISV design changes

The modification funds engineering changes to the five-seat cargo variant as the Army plans to field more Utility vehicles over time.

Summary by Defence Blog
GM Defense won a $697.7 million modification to its Infantry Squad Vehicle contract with the U.S. Army, funding engineering changes to the vehicle’s five-seat cargo variant, the Department of War announced Sept. 21. The modification, designated P00053, brings the total value of the underlying contract to $915.6 million. The Warren, Michigan-based company was the only […]

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The defense arm of General Motors (GM), GM Defense, won a contract of almost $700 million to modernize military vehicles destined for the United States Army. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the material and register.

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Defence Blog broke the news in United States on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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