Opportunity
Federal Register #2026-17561
Arms Sales Award: AMRAAM Missiles, Javelin LWCLUs, and Support Equipment for Georgia, Qatar, and Sweden
Buyer
Department of Defense, Office of the Secretary
Posted
August 28, 2026
Identifier
2026-17561
NAICS
336414, 336419, 541330
- The Department of Defense, via the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, has announced multiple foreign military sales awards to Georgia, Qatar, and Sweden.
- OEMs featured prominently include Raytheon (AMRAAM missiles) and Lockheed Martin (Javelin systems).
- Key products requested:
- Up to 800 AIM-120C7 or AIM-120C8 AMRAAM missiles for Qatar, with 50 guidance sections and support equipment
- 250 AIM-120C8 AMRAAM missiles for Sweden, with 6 guidance sections, 10 air-instrumented vehicles, spare control sections, test sets, and KGV135A encryption devices
- 30 Javelin Lightweight Command Launch Units (LWCLUs) for Georgia, replacing 46 older units, with integrated day-night sight and FLIR sensor
- Services include technical assistance, training, logistics, program management, software delivery, repair and return support, and contractor engineering support for all recipients
- Notable requirements:
- Classified software and cryptographic devices (KGV135A) for Sweden
- Highest classification level for items is SECRET
- Live launch test vehicles for flight test integration
- Estimated contract values: $2.782 billion for Qatar, $605 million for Sweden
- These sales are intended to enhance the defense capabilities of the recipient countries and support U.S. national security interests.
Description
The Department of Defense (DoD) is publishing the unclassified text of an arms sales notification. The notification details multiple arms sales to foreign governments including Qatar, Sweden, and Poland. These sales include advanced medium range air-to-air missiles (AMRAAM), command launch units, technical assistance, training, support equipment, and other related logistical and program support. The notifications highlight the significance of these sales in enhancing the defense capabilities of the purchasing countries and supporting U.S. foreign policy and national security objectives.