United States — United States Department of War & Lockheed Martin

United States — United States Department of War: Awarded the contract and signed the framework deal, driving the acquisition transformation strategy to rapidly expand munitions production.

Lockheed Martin: Primary contractor receiving the $58.6 billion contract and part of the $3 billion framework deal. This secures long-term revenue, supports production expansion, and enhances its position in missile defense.

United States — United States Department of War: The Department of War is the customer and co-signatory, using framework agreements to accelerate munitions production and reinforce national defense. This supports its goal of tripling PAC-3 and quadrupling THAAD interceptor production.

Lockheed Martin: Lockheed Martin collaborates with Northrop Grumman on the PAC-3 MSE program, benefiting from increased production volumes and supply chain certainty. The agreements support its missile defense portfolio.

United States — United States Department of War: The Department of War facilitated the contract through its Arsenal of Freedom initiative, aiming to expand munitions production and support national defense.

Lockheed Martin: Lockheed Martin is mentioned as having separate agreements to expand missile interceptor components, benefiting from increased defense spending.