Lockheed Martin

The US Navy has completed the first phase of integrating the F-35C with the Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM). Lockheed Martin is leading the effort to pair the two systems, enhancing the Navy's long-range strike capability. The integration is a key step in advancing the F-35C's capabilities.

Lockheed Martin and GM Defense are exploring a manufacturing collaboration to strengthen the U.S. defense industrial base. The effort is facilitated by the U.S. Department of War, aiming to enhance the country's manufacturing and defense capabilities. This partnership may lead to improved production efficiency and innovation in defense technology.

Lockheed Martin and General Motors have announced a partnership to increase production of munitions and other systems. The partnership aims to leverage GM's manufacturing expertise to support Lockheed's production needs. Lockheed's COO highlighted the similarities between producing a THAAD air defense interceptor and a Corvette, citing the need for precision manufacturing and diverse supply chains.

The US government has approved a potential $236 million support package for Kuwait's Lockheed Martin KC-130J tactical transports, including maintenance, spare parts, and services for five years. The package will support Kuwait's trio of KC-130Js in the tanking role. The deal was cleared by the US Department of State.

Lockheed Martin has received a $514 million U.S. Space Force contract to build two GPS IIIF satellites, supporting constellation modernization. The contract includes Space Vehicles 23 and 24, which will add anti-jam features, digital payloads, and upgraded civilian navigation signals. This brings the total GPS 3F orders to 14 satellites.

SWFLANT and Lockheed Martin hosted the 'Young Minds at Work' event, a hands-on STEM learning environment for children and parents. The event featured interactive experiments and displays.

France has entered exclusive negotiations with MBDA and Safran to replace its current long-range strike arsenal, knocking out other competitors including Lockheed Martin. The move marks a significant development in France's military modernization efforts. The selected system will provide France with enhanced long-range strike capabilities.

France has selected a combination of MBDA and Safran to supply a multiple rocket launcher, rejecting competing bids from Thales, ArianeGroup, Lockheed Martin, and Hanwha Aerospace. The contract underscores France's efforts to enhance its artillery capabilities. The selection highlights the country's preference for domestic defense industries

Lockheed Martin has been awarded a potential $2.29 billion contract by the US Navy to provide sustainment services for the global F-35 fleet. The company will offer technical support for land-based and maritime F-35 operations at new operating locations worldwide.