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Pratt & Whitney's Military Engines unit received a $256.26 million modification to an existing contract for advanced long lead materials for F135 propulsion system spares supporting the F-35 program. Work will be performed at multiple locations and is due for completion in December 2029.
“The modification covers materials for depot lay-in material, the F-35 global spares pool and country-unique spares.”naval-technology.com
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