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Lockheed Martin Wins US Navy Contract to Advance Ship-Based Missile Defense

By Public Technologies
  • Lockheed Martin received a U.S. Navy Phase II contract in late September 2026 to integrate PAC-3 MSE with the Aegis Combat System.
  • The award builds on a previous $93 million Navy contract, following $120 million in internally funded integration work.
  • Land-based flight testing is planned for 2027, followed by ship-based testing in 2028, with fielding targeted for 2029.
  • The U.S. Army awarded a $58 billion PAC-3 MSE production contract July 29, supporting plans to triple capacity.


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