Rolls-Royce wins $854M Navy contract
Work includes engine repair in support of Marine Corps and Kuwaiti government
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Reston-based Rolls-Royce North America has received an $854.3 million contract from the Navy for engine repairs on C/KC-130 Hercules aircraft.
The Pentagon announced the award Monday, naming Indianapolis-based Rolls-Royce Corp. as the recipient. Rolls-Royce Corp. falls under the British aerospace and defense company’s North American operations.
Work involves depot level repairs to AE2100 D3 engines, which power military transport and long-range maritime patrol aircraft, in support of the Marine Corps and the government of Kuwait, according to the announcement.
Work is expected to be completed in July 2027 with work performed in Manitoba, Canada; Alverca, Portugal; San Antonio, Texas; and Indianapolis. Funds under the firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract will be obligated on individual orders as they are issued.
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