USAF Opens Six-Way Competition For SIAW Missile Contract

April 13, 2021
A fit-check integrated a mock-up of the AARGM-ER into a simulated F-35 weapons bay.
Credit: US Navy
The U.S. Air Force has converted the acquisition strategy for the Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW), estimated to cost at least $1.2 billion, to a six-way competition. The move, announced in a March 17 acquisition notice, scratches the original plan to award the contract without a competition to...

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