Lockheed Gets $10.86 Billion For F-22 Modernization

November 08, 2021
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The Pentagon on Nov. 5 awarded Lockheed Martin a $10.86 billion contract to modernize and sustain the F-22, with work expected to last through the time that Air Force officials have said they would like to begin to retire the stealthy fighter. The indefinite-delivery/indefinite quantity contract is...

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