# U.S. Corrects Morocco F-16 Allocation

A November 2, 2026 correction by the U.S. Department of War states that Morocco was allocated **$333,000** under Lockheed Martin’s $999,333 F-16 Enterprise Flight Test Support contract modification P00035 (FA8615-25-F-B001), which also covers Taiwan and Singapore. The correction does not specify the work attributable to Morocco. The allocation sits within a broader F-16 procurement pipeline that includes advisory engineering support, Block 72 pilot trainers, spares and repairs, and plans to develop local maintenance capacity; the first Block 72 delivery date has not been announced.

- The broader pipeline includes a $31.29 million advisory engineering and technical services contract supporting Morocco and 10 other countries, and a $37.98 million Foreign Military Sales-funded award for two Block 72 full-mission trainers due by April 30, 2029.
- For defense contractors and suppliers, the activity points to potential work in F-16 sustainment, training systems, engineering, spares, and industrial support. The correction does not identify Morocco’s specific scope under the flight-test modification, so firms should not assume the allocation represents a defined work package.
- Companies assessing the Moroccan market can evaluate capabilities relevant to the stated plans for local maintenance capacity alongside the ongoing training and engineering requirements.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** November 04, 2026

### Government Entities
- U.S. Department of War
- Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA)
- Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)
- Royal Moroccan Air Force

### Vendors
- Lockheed Martin Aeronautics (contract awardee)
- Rockwell Collins ESA Vision Systems (contract awardee)
- Pratt & Whitney (engine supplier)

### Sources
- [⚫🟡 Morocco has been allocated $333,000 under a Lockheed Martin contract listed in US records as F-16 flight test support, according to a correction published on November 2 by the US Department of War.

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