US EditionRTX receives $476.5 million U.S. Department of War contract to upgrade Tomahawk cruise missiles
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In the United States the Naval Air Systems Command, based in Patuxent River in Maryland, has awarded Raytheon (RTX Corporation) a change in the value of 380.8 million dollars to the contract already in existence for the modernization of the missiles from cruise BGM-109 Tomahawk....
RTX receives $476.5 million U.S. Department of War contract to upgrade Tomahawk cruise missiles
The contract, signed in January, covers the fifth and sixth production lots and has a maximum value of $476.5 million. Full funding was obligated at the time of award, with upgraded missiles to be delivered primarily to the U.S. Navy, limited quantities to the U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps, and work valued at $99.5 million allocated for the Royal Navy. As part of the program, RTX will extend the service life of Tomahawk missiles by fifteen yea…
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