Boeing Wins $131.23B F-15 Eagle Crest Contract by U.S. DoW

Boeing secured a $131.23 billion contract for F-15 program work, including production, upgrades, and maintenance, with orders possible until 2036. The US DoW awarded the sole-source contract, which may also cover foreign sales to seven countries, including potential new customers Indonesia and Poland. Initial funding is $343,740 for fiscal 2026 research.

Boeing (BA) received a $131.23 billion indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract from the US Air Force for F-15 aircraft. The contract is a significant win for the aerospace and defense company, according to the announcement.

Boeing received a $131.23B contract from the U.S. Department of War for the F-15 Eagle Crest program, covering production, upgrades, and maintenance through 2037. The contract includes Foreign Military Sales to several countries and was awarded on a sole-source basis.

Boeing (NYSE:BA) won a $131.23B contract for F-15 aircraft production, upgrades, and maintenance, with work through 2037. The deal includes Foreign Military Sales to multiple countries. Initial funds of $343,740 are obligated. The contract was awarded by the U.S. Department of War.

Boeing (BA) delivered more aircraft in Q2 2026 than any quarter since 2018, but its stock has declined. The company's free cash flow projection for 2026 is $1B-$3B, far below management's $10B target. Low margins on 737 and 787 programs and supply chain issues are key concerns. Despite a record $715B backlog, BA's stock has underperformed the S&P 500.

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