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Boeing Wins Potential $131.2B F-15 Sustainment Contract as Air Force Funds $766M B-52 Radar Upgrade

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The U.S. Air Force awarded Boeing a framework contract with a ceiling of $131.23 billion for F-15 production, modernization and operations support through 2037, covering U.S. and international aircraft. Separately, Boeing and Raytheon received $766 million for new B-52 bomber radar systems.

Discovered 2026-08-26T09:36:28.803901-07:00 | 2026-08-26T09:36:28.803901-07:00

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  • The F-15 framework creates a potential decade-plus pipeline for Boeing spanning production, modernization and sustainment of U.S. and international fleets, with work extending through 2037.
  • The $766 million B-52 radar awards direct near-term modernization funding to Raytheon and Boeing, including $603 million for Raytheon and roughly $163 million for Boeing.
  • Together, the awards underscore the Air Force’s continued investment in both tactical fighter capacity and upgrades to its long-range bomber fleet.

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