Elodie Collins 
The U.S. Army has awarded RTX a fixed-price-incentive contract valued at $841.7 million for the production of fire units, including hardware, software and relevant services.
The award is a modification to a previously awarded contract and brings the cumulative value of the effort to $1.72 billion, the Department of War said Tuesday. Work will be performed in Andover, Massachusetts, until June 30, 2031.
The Army Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal in Alabama serves as the contracting activity.
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What Fire Units Does RTX Provide the Army?
The award follows a $698.9 million contract RTX secured from the Army for National Advanced Surface to Air Missile System, or NASAMS, fire units in November. NASAMS is a medium-range air defense system that can counter adversary unmanned aerial vehicles, fixed and rotary wing aircraft, and cruise missiles.
RTX also delivers Patriot missile system fire units to the Army. The company received a $946.4 million contract modification in December 2024 for Patriot production hardware, software and services.
