A big owner of General Dynamics told the SEC they plan to sell $1.3B of General Dynamics shares around Sep 1, 2026. The shares did not come from their pay. That is 1.3% of all General Dynamics shares.
Signed Apr 13, 2026 · Updated Aug 7, 2026
The Department of Defense awarded General Dynamics a contract worth up to $183M for base work. This contract was open to any bidder and will last about two years, making it a routine government contract.
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$182,522,018
Actual federal dollars obligated to date on this award
$182,874,794
A maximum, not earned revenue
$1.59B across 19 awards
Obligations to date on awards newly signed in the last 12 months, mapped to this company
92.8% from the largest awarding agency
Share of T12M mapped obligations
#5 of 20 mapped awards by obligations
Within the awards OQRO has ingested
4.15% of FY2021 revenue ($38.5B)
T12M mapped obligations ÷ revenue the company reported in its 10-K. A size comparison: obligations are not revenue and are usually earned over several years
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A big owner of General Dynamics told the SEC they plan to sell $1.3B of General Dynamics shares around Sep 1, 2026. The shares did not come from their pay. That is 1.3% of all General Dynamics shares.
Manufacture and deliver 155mm m795 metal part assemblies
Starts May 11, 2026Runs until Nov 30, 2028
The Department of Defense awarded General Dynamics a delivery order worth $368M to make and deliver 155mm metal part assemblies. This is the largest of 20 contracts for General Dynamics this year, making up 19% of its new federal contracts, and was awarded without competition for about 3 years.
Delivery order 2, op2/py7 for the m829a4 cartridge, 120mm, armor piercing, fin stabilized, discarding sabot with tracer (apfsds-t)
Starts Mar 31, 2026Runs until Dec 31, 2030
The Department of Defense placed a $112M delivery order for armor-piercing cartridges with General Dynamics. This order is part of a nearly 5-year agreement and was competed among a limited group of bidders, making it a routine transaction under an existing contract.