RTX CorporationPratt & Whitney Canada, a unit of RTX, wins $1B contract to overhaul military engines.
Pratt & Whitney Canada, a unit of RTX, has been awarded a nine-year contract valued at about $1 billion to overhaul more than 750 PT6A-68 turboprop engines used in the U.S. military's T-6 trainer aircraft fleet. The contract was awarded by V2X Inc. under its T-6 Contractor Operated and Maintained Base Supply program, which provides maintenance and sustainment support for the Joint Primary Aircraft Training System. The overhauls will be performed at Pratt & Whitney Canada's Bridgeport, West Virginia, facility, which has carried out maintenance, repair and overhaul work on PT6A-68 engines for more than 40 years. This marks the second time the Bridgeport site has received the U.S. government contract to refurbish the engines. Neither company disclosed additional financial terms beyond the contract value or provided a schedule for the engine overhaul work.
RTX CorporationPratt & Whitney Canada, a unit of RTX, wins $1B contract to overhaul military engines.
V2X IncV2X Inc. awards the contract under its T-6 program, indicating ongoing business.