Federal Register #2026-09655

DoD Foreign Military Sales: Advanced Naval Systems to Germany and Hellfire Missiles to Netherlands

The Department of Defense, through the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, has announced proposed Foreign Military Sales to Germany and the Netherlands to enhance NATO allies' defense capabilities. - Government Buyer: - Department of Defense (DoD) - Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) - OEMs and Principal Contractors: - Lockheed Martin Corporation - RTX Corporation (formerly Raytheon Technologies) - Products/Services Requested: - For the Netherlands: - 530 AGM114R2 Hellfire Missiles (part number: AGM114R2) - Technical assistance, integration support, publications, and logistics/program support for Hellfire Missiles - For Germany: - 8 AEGIS-based Integrated Combat System MK 6 Mod X computing infrastructures (for F127 frigate) - 8 AN/SPY6(V)1 Active Electronically Scanned Array S-Band radars (part number: AN/SPY6(V)1) - 8 MK 41 Baseline VIII Vertical Launch Systems (part number: MK 41 Baseline VIII) - 8 Cooperative Engagement Capability shipsets - 8 GPS-based Positioning Navigation and Timing Service shipsets - 9 Command and Control Processors - 10 Multifunctional Information Distribution Systems on Ship Modernization systems - 9 MK 45 gun mounts (part number: MK 45) - 3 AN/SLQ32(V)6 Electronic Warfare systems (part number: AN/SLQ32(V)6) - 8 AN/SPQ9B radar systems (part number: AN/SPQ9B) - 8 AN/WSN12 Inertial Navigation Systems shipsets (part number: AN/WSN12) - Engineering, technical, and logistics support services, software delivery, hardware support, training, and documentation for all above systems - Prior notification for up to 600 PAC-3 MSE missiles (part number: PAC-3 MSE) and related support - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Sensitive technologies classified up to SECRET - Integration and interoperability with NATO systems - Includes both major defense equipment and extensive technical, engineering, and logistics support - Enhances multi-mission layered defense and real-time sensor netting for naval platforms - Includes support for installation, training, and field office services - Estimated Contract Value: - Germany: $11.9 billion (naval systems) - Germany: $5 billion (PAC-3 MSE missile enhancement, prior notification) - Netherlands: $200 million (Hellfire Missiles and support)

Description

The Department of War is publishing the unclassified text of an arms sales notification. The notification details proposed sales of defense articles and services to foreign governments, including major defense equipment and related support. The sales aim to support U.S. foreign policy and national security objectives by enhancing the security and defense capabilities of NATO allies. Specific sales include advanced combat systems, missiles, radars, and associated technical and logistical support. The notifications include estimated contract values and information about the sensitivity of the technology involved.

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