The Pentagon has authorized more than $13 billion in new contracts for Lockheed Martin, covering special operations logistics, F-35 spare parts, and missile systems for Taiwan.
The largest award is a 12-year agreement valued at a $10.53 billion ceiling for Special Operations Forces Global Logistics Support Services II. This indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract will see Lockheed Martin provide logistics, operational support, and enterprise management for U.S. Special Operations Command forces worldwide.
Work under this agreement, which is the largest service contract in USSOCOM history, will continue through August 2038 across domestic and international locations. Funding will be distributed via individual task orders.
A separate $1.6 billion contract addresses F-35 fleet sustainment. This seven-year agreement covers spare parts for the F-35 Lightning II fleet and supports the U.S. Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy, as well as foreign military sales customers.
The third major component is a $439 million contract for Taiwan missile procurement. This award covers MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile Systems and launching assemblies intended for Taiwan’s M142 HIMARS launchers. These weapons extend precision strike coverage to 300 kilometers and can target logistics hubs and air defense sites.
