Pratt & Whitney Wins Follow-On Contract for TJ150 Engines on AGM-190A Cruise Missile
Pratt & Whitney secured a follow-on contract to supply TJ150 turbojet engines for Leidos Dynetics' AGM-190A cruise missile, adding to over 2,700 engines delivered globally. The 150-pound thrust engine leverages additive manufacturing to boost scalability, reduce development time and support high-altitude autonomous weapons integration.
1. Follow-On Contract Award
Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business, was awarded a follow-on contract by Leidos Dynetics to supply TJ150 turbojet engines for the AGM-190A small cruise missile. This contract extends a program that has already seen more than 2,700 TJ150 engines delivered to customers worldwide.
2. TJ150 Engine Capabilities
The TJ150 produces over 150 pounds of thrust and is engineered for high-altitude performance and rapid integration into autonomous weapon systems. Production leverages additive manufacturing to accelerate development cycles, enhance part scalability and diversify the supply base.
3. Strategic Implications for RTX
This award reinforces Pratt & Whitney’s position in the defense propulsion market, driving incremental revenue and showcasing advanced manufacturing techniques. Continued adoption of the TJ150 platform supports RTX’s broader strategy of expanding its defense engine portfolio and improving production agility.