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Lockheed Martin Corp Receives New Vehicle Under DHS Contract in Stratford, CT

New Vehicle Award

Lockheed Martin Corp has received a new vehicle from the Department of Homeland Security for work in Stratford, CT. The award, identified as 70Z03826FJ0000150, carries an obligated amount of $685.4K and falls under the parent vehicle 70Z03826DJ0000007.

Aircraft Parts Manufacturing

The contract supports other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing, classified under NAICS category 336413. The Department of Homeland Security awarded 70Z03826FJ0000150 on September 17, 2026, with performance running through September 28, 2028.

Lockheed Martin Corp will perform this work in Stratford, CT, under the terms of the new vehicle 70Z03826FJ0000150. The obligated amount of $685.4K reflects the current funding associated with this award from the Department of Homeland Security.

Work in Connecticut

The Stratford, CT location will serve as the place of performance for this aircraft parts manufacturing effort. Cleared professionals tracking Lockheed Martin Corp may see continued work with the Department of Homeland Security in that location.

The parent vehicle 70Z03826DJ0000007 serves as the overarching identifier for this new award. The contract 70Z03826FJ0000150 extends from September 2026 through late September 2028, providing Lockheed Martin Corp with a defined period of performance in Stratford, CT.

Contract Details

Event
New vehicle
Company
Lockheed Martin Corp
PIID
70Z03826FJ0000150
Parent vehicle
70Z03826DJ0000007
Agency
Department of Homeland Security
Obligated amount
$685.4K
Award date
2026-09-17
Start date
2026-09-17
End date
2028-09-28
Place of performance
STRATFORD, CT
NAICS
336413 — OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING

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