Raytheon Technologies secures $135M IDIQ award for C-130 NP2000 propeller system
Raytheon Technologies (NYSE: RTX) has received a $135 million contract from the U.S. Air Force Life Cycle Management Center to produce advanced NP2000 propeller systems for C-130 aircraft. The contract includes manufacturing and supporting the electronic control system and spare parts. The NP2000 system features eight composite blades designed for enhanced performance, reliability, and maintainability. This modernization effort aims to improve flight safety and reduce operational costs. Work will be executed in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Raytheon Technologies reported $67 billion in sales for 2022.
- Secured a $135M contract to produce NP2000 propeller systems.
- NP2000 system enhances performance and reliability for C-130 aircraft.
- Manufacturing to take place in Windsor Locks, Connecticut.
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"Reliability and maintainability are important to our customers," said
The NP2000 propeller system is designed to modernize the C-130 Hercules and E-2 Hawkeye. The composite blades can be removed individually without the need to remove the entire system, decreasing maintenance time and extending the lifecycle of aircraft fleets. More information on the NP2000 Propeller System can be found here.
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