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The Boeing Company Government Contracts

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The Boeing Company of Hazelwood, Missouri won $1.4 billion in federal contracts from Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026, mostly from the Defense Logistics Agency, for other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing and commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing.

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$1.4Bin 12 months
5agencies paid it
999open bids in its trades
Unique Entity ID (UEI)MF2LE5RK6L84
LocationHazelwood, Missouri
Parent companyThe Boeing Company
Federal rankingThe Boeing Company: #3 of the largest government contractors

Agencies that paid The Boeing Company

The Boeing Company: federal contract obligations by agency, last 12 months, in $ millionsDefense Logistics Agency504.9Department of the Navy492.1Department of the Air Force380.0Department of the Army14.4Defense Contract Management Agency-0.2
The Boeing Company: federal contract obligations by agency, last 12 months, in $ millions

What The Boeing Company sells to the government

The Boeing Company's largest contracts with recent activity

  1. $2.8 billion, Department of the Air Force, from Jun 22, 2012: F-15s/sa conversion (FA850512C0001)
  2. $1.4 billion, Department of the Air Force, from Oct 30, 2015: F-15; acat ii: rmp/v3 combined radar buy fy15 (FA863416C2653)
  3. $348.1 million, Department of the Air Force, from Jan 6, 2025: F-15 eagle active passive warning survivability system (epawss) full-rate production (frp) (FA863425CB002)
  4. $333.1 million, Department of the Air Force, from Aug 21, 2019: This effort is to purchase wings for the a-10 thunderbolt ii advanced-wing continuation kit (attack) program from the a-10 aircraft. (FA820219F0035)
  5. $320.7 million, Department of the Air Force, from Dec 21, 2017: F-15 repair support services (rss) for the royal saudi air force (fms) (FA850518C0003)
  6. $301.1 million, Defense Logistics Agency, from Aug 1, 2016: 17 f18 a-d flight control surface niins (TH05)

Amounts are each contract's total value; the contracts had spending in the last 12 months.

Open bids in The Boeing Company's trades

999 open federal notices today are in the trades The Boeing Company sells most. The newest:

Balance Weight, Elev
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Oct 26, 2026 · 7 days left
Solicitation · Service-disabled veteran-owned · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Gauge, Pressure, Airc
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Nov 2, 2026 · 14 days left
Solicitation · Small business · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Spar, Aircraft
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Oct 26, 2026 · 7 days left
Solicitation · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Retainer, Battery CA
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Nov 2, 2026 · 14 days left
Solicitation · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Duct, Bleed Air
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Oct 26, 2026 · 7 days left
Solicitation · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Cap, Valve
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Oct 26, 2026 · 7 days left
Solicitation · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Jack, Hydraulic, Trip
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Oct 29, 2026 · 10 days left
Solicitation · Service-disabled veteran-owned · Posted Oct 18, 2026
Valve, Fill, Aircraft
Defense Logistics Agency
Due Oct 29, 2026 · 10 days left
Solicitation · Small business · Posted Oct 18, 2026

Award figures: contract obligations reported to USAspending.gov, read Oct 18, 2026.

Questions about The Boeing Company

How much does The Boeing Company get in federal contracts?

$1.4 billion in contract obligations from Oct 18, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026, the most from the Defense Logistics Agency ($504.9 million).

Which agencies does The Boeing Company work for?

Defense Logistics Agency ($504.9 million), Department of the Navy ($492.1 million), Department of the Air Force ($380.0 million) and Department of the Army ($14.4 million).

What does The Boeing Company sell to the federal government?

other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing, commercial and service industry machinery manufacturing and engineering services.