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Federal prime contract awards for THE BOEING COMPANY
Award IDRecipientAwarding agencyAmountStartEndNAICSDescription
FA852621F0008THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.91M
2021-05-312023-09-29336411C-17 GISP FY21 MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS (MIP) MATERIAL BUY
FA300221F0016THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.91M
2020-12-212021-12-31611512STRATEGIC AIRLIFT CAPABILITIES HEAVY AIRLIFT WING (SAC HAW) C-17 TRAINING
FA820719F0019THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.91M
2019-08-212022-09-19541330PURCHASE EME PULSE TEST SUITE OF EQUIPMENT
5352THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.91M
2007-05-092009-11-19336413NAVY AVIATION
FA810123F0025JEPPESEN FOREFLIGHT, INC.Department of Defense$2.9M
2022-10-012023-09-30518210SAFETY OF NAVIGATION SOLUTION CONTRACT
FA286025F0069JEPPESEN FOREFLIGHT, INC.Department of Defense$2.9M
2025-09-302026-09-29541990MISSION PLANNING SPECIALISTS IN SUPPORT OF THE 89TH OPERATIONS GROUP (OG) AND 1ST AIRLIFT SQUADRON (AS); TOTAL: 10 FTES
0023THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.9M
2018-05-042019-11-08336411TASK ORDER 0023 IS ISSUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION H-4, METHOD OF ORDERING, OF THE BASIC CONTRACT, FOR THE PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS) FOR IMPROVED TURBINE ENGINE DESIGN SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE AH-64E - ATTACHMENT 0001.
0012TAPESTRY SOLUTIONS, INC.Department of Defense$2.9M
2008-09-012009-08-31541511ADDITIONAL TASKS.
N0001920F5002THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.9M
2020-06-012022-02-28336411USN HARPOON AND SLAM-ER DEPOT REPAIR
0093THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.9M
2009-11-172011-06-01541330F-15E MODE 5 RISK REDUCTION
NNC15CA23CTHE BOEING COMPANYNational Aeronautics and Space Administration$2.89M
2015-09-232019-09-30541712IGF::OT::IGF "MATURATION AND DEMOSTRATION OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY"
NNL13AC06TTHE BOEING COMPANYNational Aeronautics and Space Administration$2.89M
2013-09-042014-03-31541712IGF::OT::IGF TASK ORDER - STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) TASK TITLE: DESIGN OF AN ACTIVE FLOW CONTROL MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FOR FLIGHT DEMONSTRATION ON A 757 VERTICAL TAIL 1.0 INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND: THE PURPOSE OF THE OVERALL ACTIVITY UNDERTAKEN BY THE NASA ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AVIATION (ERA) PROJECT AND THE CONTRACTOR IS TO DETERMINE THE APPLICABILITY OF ACTIVE SEPARATION CONTROL TO COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT OPERATION, CONSIDERING THAT AERODYNAMIC PERFORMANCE, SYSTEM INTEGRATION COMPLEXITY, AND SYSTEM COSTS IN TERMS OF REQUIRED ENERGY ARE PART OF THE DECISION PROCESS. SPECIFICALLY, THIS ACTIVITY APPLIES ACTIVE SEPARATION AND CONTROL TO ENHANCE THE VERTICAL TAIL S PERFORMANCE. VERTICAL TAIL SIZING ON COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT IS DRIVEN, IN LARGE PART, BY PERFORMANCE REQUIRED FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AND/OR OPERATIONS NEAR THE EDGES OF THE FLIGHT ENVELOPE. FOR AIRCRAFT WHERE THE ENGINES ARE MOUNTED ON THE WINGS, ENGINE-OUT CONDITIONS RELY HEAVILY ON THE RUDDER TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT YAWING MOMENT TO TRIM OUT THE AIRPLANE. AS PART OF THE ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AVIATION (ERA) PROJECT, NASA IS SEEKING TO DEMONSTRATE THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF REDUCING VERTICAL TAIL SIZE THROUGH THE USE OF ACTIVE FLOW CONTROL (AFC). THE AFC-ENABLED VERTICAL TAIL WOULD UTILIZE AFC TO PROVIDE REQUIRED PERFORMANCE AT FLIGHT CONDITIONS THAT DRIVE THE SIZING OF THE VERTICAL TAIL WHILE OPERATING IN A CONVENTIONAL MANNER AT ALL OTHER FLIGHT CONDITIONS. THIS IS PART OF A MULTI-PROJECT EFFORT THAT WILL CULMINATE IN A FOLLOW-ON FLIGHT TEST OF THE AFC SYSTEM ON A COMMERCIAL AIRLINER VERTICAL TAIL, WITH THE CONTRACTOR PROVIDING FLIGHT SERVICES AND AIRCRAFT ACCESS. THE FLIGHT TESTS ARE EXPECTED TO OCCUR NO EARLIER THAN AUGUST 2014. NOTE: APPENDIX A TO THIS TASK ORDER INCLUDES A LIST OF ACRONYMS. 2.0 SCOPE&OBJECTIVE(S): THE SCOPE OF THIS TASK ORDER IS TO DELIVER A DETAILED FINAL AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN FOR INTEGRATION INTO THE BOEING 757 ECODEMONSTRATOR VERTICAL TAIL. THE DESIGN WILL INTEGRATE WITH THE SWEEPING JET ACTUATORS PROVIDED BY NASA. THE CONTRACTOR-DESIGNED AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN WILL ALSO INTEGRATE WITH AIRCRAFT STRUCTURE, AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS, AND AN AIR MASS FLOW SOURCE.  3.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK/TASKS TO BE PERFORMED: THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE FOLLOWING TASKS: 3.1 AFC: 3.1.1 THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DELIVER AN AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FINAL DESIGN (DELIVERABLE ITEM 4.6), INCLUDING BILL OF MATERIALS FOR AFC AIR MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MATERIALS AND PARTS. (DELIVERABLE ITEM 4.9) 3.1.2 THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DELIVER A FINAL DESIGN TO MODIFY THE BOEING 757 ECODEMONSTRATOR BLEED AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AS FOLLOWS (DELIVERABLE ITEMS 4.10): A. TO PROVIDE AIR AND PRESSURE TO THE AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. B. TO INTEGRATE WITH THE AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM. 3.1.3 RESERVED. 3.1.4 THE CONTRACTOR SHALL DESIGN THE AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM TO MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS: 3.1.4.1 THE AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN SHALL INTEGRATE IN THE BOEING 757 ECODEMONSTRATOR AIRCRAFT AND VERTICAL TAIL. 3.1.4.2 THE AFC AIR MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN SHALL INTEGRATE WITH THE NASA PROVIDED SWEEPING JET ACTUATOR DESIGN THAT NASA WILL PROVIDE AS GOVERNMENT FURNISHED INFORMATION (GFI) (SEE GFI 5.1). 3.1.4.3 THE AFC AIR MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN SHALL ACCOMMODATE NO GREATER THAN 25 SWEEPING JET ACTUATORS 3.1.4.4 THE AFC MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN SHALL INTEGRATE WITH THE 757 ECODEMONSTRATOR AIR MASS FLOW SUPPLY SYSTEM. 3.1.4.5 THE AFC AIR MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN SHALL INCLUDE ALL AIR MASS FLOW INSTRUMENTATION AND THEIR LOCATIONS PRIOR TO CDR. 3.1.4.6 THE 757 ECODEMONSTRATOR BLEED AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MODIFICATION SHALL INCLUDE THE INSTRUMENTATION USED IN SUPPORT OF THE AFC AIR MASS FLOW DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN. 3.
0004THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.89M
2010-03-022011-10-31334290ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
N6134026F1012THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.89M
2026-04-212027-04-30333310F/A-18 SMALL FOOTPRINT TRAINING SYSTEMS HARDWARE
N0001920F0492INSITU, INC.Department of Defense$2.89M
2019-12-232021-04-30336411RQ-21A NSW DEPLOYMENT FSR
N0001923F2580THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2022-12-122025-03-07541330MULTI-MODE RECEIVER (MMR) INTEGRATION
N6833518F0531THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2018-09-212020-09-30336413COMP FLAT BOTT HOLE
N6833509C0124THE BOEING COMPANY (0674)Department of Defense$2.88M
2009-01-272014-02-03541511SOFTWARE IPT
FA813824F1005THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2024-09-102026-09-09336411B-1 ENGINEERING SERVICES (BBES)
0039THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2014-08-252016-02-29541330DATA CO-PROCESSOR (DCP) ENHANCEMENT (FMS AUSTRALIA, FMS CANADA) IGF::OT::IGF
FA205725FB015THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2025-08-292026-08-28541330VIRTUAL WARFARE CENTER EFFORT FA8726-22-D-B001: VWC - MARINE WEEK 25 DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, INTEGRATION, EXECUTION, ANALYSIS, AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL PERFORMED MODELING AND SIMULATION ACTIVITIES FOR MARINE WEEK 25.
FA868119F1310THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2019-09-092025-09-30541330SMALL DIAMETER BOMB INCREMENT I SAUDI ARABIA INCREMENTAL SPARES AND BOMB RACK UNIT MAINTENANCE
0059THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
2008-09-252010-07-31541330NONRECURRING ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL APPROACH ADDRESSING NITROGEN INERTING UNIT OBSOLESCENCE
F3365794C2195THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.88M
1999-10-122007-07-31336413—
S1110A23F0015THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$2.87M
2023-07-132026-06-30336411F/A-18 E/F MODIFICATIONS
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