Boeing will receive a contract worth up to $123 million to replace 14 massive bunker-buster bombs dropped in June on Iran’s nuclear enrichment and processing facilities, according to a budget document and three people familiar with the transaction, known as “Midnight Hammer.”
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The award is valued at up to $123 million to replace 14 specialized bunker-busters used in June strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, representing a direct replenishment of heavy munitions stockpiles and program spending (Pentagon boosts long-range missile stocks).
The contract adds to Boeing’s recent DoD business, underscoring continued procurement flows to major primes after other large defense awards, including Boeing’s $2.8 billion ESS satellite contract (Boeing Lands $2.8 B ESS Satellite Contract).
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