Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre have expanded their partnership to address the Royal Netherlands Air Force’s operational needs.
Lockheed Martin plans to create 6,000 jobs across the United States, including 2,000 in Texas, as it expands munitions production.
Hadrian has signed a seven-year agreement to bring automated manufacturing into Lockheed Martin’s Missiles and Fire Control facility in Grand Prairie, Texas.
Israel Aerospace Industries has received two Lockheed Martin Aeronautics supplier awards for its 2025 work on F-35 and F-16 aircraft structures.
Northrop Grumman will build two prototypes of a more protected, mobile command workspace for the U.S. Army’s Integrated Battle Command System under a $21 million contract.
The investment is part of the industrial and defence group’s plan to build space capabilities alongside its defence and aerospace businesses.
RTX’s Raytheon will develop software upgrades intended to help naval radars detect smaller targets at greater distances and classify them faster.
X-Bow Systems has received a prototype agreement to develop and qualify a solid rocket motor booster for a next-generation U.S. Navy weapon.
Saab expects its new munitions plant in Grayling, Michigan, to begin full operations in the fourth quarter of 2026.
L3Harris Technologies has opened an engineering support office in the Netherlands to support the country’s 15-year FOXTROT program and customers across Central Europe.
The missile is the company’s entry in the U.S. Army’s Future Interceptor program, a competition in which the Army has now moved Lockheed into the next stage of development.
The compact, 12-inch system is designed for long-range intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance missions across airborne, maritime and land platforms.
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