Company
GENERAL ATOMICS AERONAUTICAL SYSTEMS, INC.
44 contracts still running in our index, worth $7.5 billion, across 6 industries (Aircraft Manufacturing, R&D in Physical, Engineering & Life Sciences, Other Support Activities for Air Transportation, Process, Distribution & Logistics Consulting, Search, Detection & Navigation Instruments, Other Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment).
This is every contract we have indexed for this recipient in the industries we cover — not a complete record of every federal contract this company holds. We only ingest a fixed list of NAICS codes (see Industries), so work outside those codes will not appear here even if it exists.
What this tells you
Next contract up
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$4.3M · Department of the Army
Largest expiring
$1.9B
ends 2027-04-23 · Department of the Army
Buying offices
5
51% of value with Department of the Air Force
Reserved work
0
none — full and open only
Every contract we hold for this recipient was competed full and open. That usually means beating them requires competing on the same footing, rather than on a set-aside where they cannot bid.
Who buys from them
- Department of the Air Force27 · $3.8B
- Department of the Army10 · $3.2B
- Department of the Navy5 · $364.5M
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency1 · $101.9M
- U.S. Special Operations Command1 · $13.5M
Where their next one is on the clock
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If you bid and lost: request a debrief within three days of notification (FAR 15.505/15.506). It is the only way to learn why, and it starts the clock on any protest.
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