Curtiss-Wright wins $40 million Leidos contract for U.S. Army air defense program support
CW•Contract award and program scope
Curtiss-Wright won about $40 million in contracts from Leidos tied to U.S. Army IFPC Increment 2 production.
The scope includes electromechanical actuation systems and rugged small-form-factor mission computers for mobile ground-based air defense platforms.
Program purpose and operating segments
The work supports a system intended to counter cruise missiles, rockets and unmanned aircraft, and is linked to Indo-Pacific operations for Guam defense.
Execution spans Curtiss-Wright’s Aerospace & Industrial segment and Defense Electronics segment.
