This undefinitized contract action (uca) for d4/c9 emd design will only cover tasks that support the first 18 months of d4/c9 emd to…
$123M committed so farcould reach $418M
Starts Jun 23, 2026Runs until Dec 22, 2027
The Department of Defense gave RTX a contract worth $123M so far, with a maximum value of $418M. This contract was awarded without competition and only 29% of its potential value is currently committed, making it a partial and non-competitive award.
This contract is awarded under the radar system replacement qualified system list, established in alignment with the secretary of…
$438M committed so farcould reach $452M
Starts Dec 12, 2025Runs until Dec 10, 2030
The Department of Transportation gave RTX a contract worth $438M so far, with a maximum value of $452M. This contract is part of a competitive process and is expected to last about five years, making it a routine government award for a major project.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a $842M contract on December 19, 2025, for a project called Spain Production UCA. This contract is the third largest RTX has received recently, makes up 11% of RTX's federal contracts this year, and will last about five years without competition.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a contract worth $338M so far, with a maximum value of $695M. This contract was awarded without competition and will last about 8 years, which is a routine process for long-term defense contracts.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a $1.2B contract that could reach $1.61B over about five years. This is a large, non-competitive contract making up 16% of RTX's federal contracts this year, and it ranks second among RTX's 20 recent contracts by size.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a $184M contract on March 4, 2026, for UAE modernization phase 2. This contract was awarded without competition and is expected to last about five years, making it a significant but routine deal for RTX given their recent $7.69B in awards over 12 months.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a delivery order worth $1.56B so far, with a maximum value of $2.63B. This is the largest of 20 recent contracts for RTX, making up 20% of its federal contracts this year, and was awarded through full and open competition.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a contract worth $152M so far, with a maximum value of $276M. This contract was given without competition and will last about four years, which is a normal process for this type of deal.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a contract worth $339M so far, with a maximum value of $709M. This contract was awarded without competition and is expected to last about four years, which is a routine process for this type of deal.
The Department of Defense gave RTX a delivery order worth $277M so far, with a maximum value of $783M. This order was placed without competition under an existing larger agreement, making it a routine action rather than a new contract.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a contract worth $500M so far, with a maximum value of $1.02B. This contract was given without competition and is expected to last about 5 years, making it a significant but planned deal for RTX.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a delivery order worth $198M so far, with a maximum value of $598M. This is part of a non-competitive order under a larger agreement expected to last about 4 years, and only a third of the total potential value is currently committed.
The Department of Defense placed a $12.9 million delivery order with RTX on March 31, 2026. This order was made without competition and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine transaction for RTX.
The Department of Defense ordered $12.9 million worth of work from RTX on March 30, 2026. This is a routine purchase made without competition under a larger existing agreement.
The Department of Defense awarded RTX $105 million for a delivery order on March 18, 2026. This order is part of a larger, non-competitive agreement and will last about 4 years, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
To provide funding for the fy26 task order for the f117 engine sustainment support contract
$494M committed so farcould reach $505M
Starts Oct 1, 2025Runs until Sep 30, 2027
The Department of Defense awarded RTX a $494 million delivery order for F117 engine sustainment support. This order was placed under an existing agreement without competition, making it a routine extension rather than a new contract.
The Department of Defense placed a $21.2 million delivery order with RTX on February 25, 2026. This order was made without competition and is part of a larger existing agreement, making it a routine transaction rather than a new contract.
The Department of Defense placed a $56.5 million delivery order with RTX on December 30, 2025. This order is part of a non-competitive, three-year arrangement under a larger existing contract, making it a routine action within ongoing business.