Boeing Defense Systems was awarded a $2,044,005,063 task order for B-52 CERP Development.

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The Department of War's contracts for Dec. 23, 2025, have been published. The posting notes that contracts valued at $7.5 million or more are now available on War.gov, with the item posted on Dec. 23, 2025 at 22:01:23 GMT and a link to the full notice on defense.gov.
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Defense Department records show Boeing Defense Systems, Oklahoma City, OK, was awarded a $2,044,005,063 task order for the B-52 Commercial Engine Replacement Program (CERP) Post-Critical Design Review (PCDR) Development. The DoD contract release describes the award as advancing the B-52 CERP by completing system integration after CDR and modifying/testing two B-52 aircraft with new engines and subsystems, with performance locations listed and an expected completion by May 31, 2033. It also notes incremental funding starting in FY2026, with an initial obligation of $35,774,115. Verdict: True—the primary DoD source explicitly confirms the exact amount, program, and PCDR development described in the statement.

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  1. Update · Dec 24, 2025, 05:21 AMTrue
    Defense Department records show Boeing Defense Systems, Oklahoma City, OK, was awarded a $2,044,005,063 task order for the B-52 Commercial Engine Replacement Program (CERP) Post-Critical Design Review (PCDR) Development. The DoD contract release describes the award as advancing the B-52 CERP by completing system integration after CDR and modifying/testing two B-52 aircraft with new engines and subsystems, with performance locations listed and an expected completion by May 31, 2033. It also notes incremental funding starting in FY2026, with an initial obligation of $35,774,115. Verdict: True—the primary DoD source explicitly confirms the exact amount, program, and PCDR development described in the statement.
  2. Original article · Dec 23, 2025

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