
V2X wins $46 million Air Force contract
- V2X received a $46 million delivery order supporting the U.S. Air Force’s LRSO cruise missile program.
- The work covers carriage equipment production for integrating the LRSO system on B-52 aircraft.
- The contract supports an Air Force modernization program focused on long-range strike capabilities.
V2X (NYSE:VVX) received a $46 million delivery order under the Enterprise-Wide Agile Acquisition Contract IDIQ to provide carriage equipment production for the U.S. Air Force’s Long Range Standoff cruise missile program.
The contract supports integration of the LRSO weapon system onto the B-52 Stratofortress aircraft as part of the Air Force’s modernization activities.
V2X will produce carriage equipment used for the LRSO system, with the work delivered under the Enterprise-Wide Agile Acquisition Contract IDIQ framework supporting U.S. defense programs.
V2X said the award expands its involvement in defense programs supporting mission readiness and military modernization efforts.
V2X provides mission support services, logistics, technology, and operational solutions for government and defense customers.
The company supports defense programs across multiple domains, including military operations, sustainment, and equipment integration activities.
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