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BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P.

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BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P.

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About BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P.

is named as a supplier in BAE Systems’ 2025 supplemental terms for the Hunter Class Frigate Program. These terms identify the legal entity but do not establish a current parent relationship.

Federal Prime Contracts$34.62B obligated · FY2008–FY2026

Obligated
$34.62B
FY2008–FY2026
Contract actions
7,971
1,059 awards
Peak year
FY2008
$5.10B
Top buyer
U.S. Army
79% of obligations
Obligations by fiscal yearLast 5 full years avg $2.28BFaded: FY2026 so far; DoD publishes actions about 90 days late.
FY2008: $5.10B · 0 actionsFY2009: $2.00B · 0 actionsFY2010: $1.48B · 0 actionsFY2011: $1.79B · 0 actionsFY2012: $1.31B · 0 actionsFY2013: $537M · 0 actionsFY2014: $897M · 0 actionsFY2015: $781M · 0 actionsFY2016: $1.17B · 0 actionsFY2017: $557M · 0 actionsFY2018: $1.86B · 0 actionsFY2019: $1.64B · 0 actionsFY2020: $2.15B · 0 actionsFY2021: $790M · 0 actionsFY2022: $1.35B · 0 actionsFY2023: $2.88B · 0 actionsFY2024: $3.01B · 0 actionsFY2025: $3.39B · 0 actionsFY2026 (to date): $1.92B · 0 actions
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Obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligatedActionsAwards
FY2026 (to date)$1.92B0—
FY2025$3.39B0—
FY2024$3.01B0—
FY2023$2.88B0—
FY2022$1.35B0—
FY2021$790M0—
FY2020$2.15B0—
FY2019$1.64B0—
FY2018$1.86B0—
FY2017$557M0—
FY2016$1.17B0—
FY2015$781M0—
FY2014$897M0—
FY2013$537M0—
FY2012$1.31B0—
FY2011$1.79B0—
FY2010$1.48B0—
FY2009$2.00B0—
FY2008$5.10B0—

Defense programs

  1. Bradley FVS$5.58B 16%
  2. AMPV$4.77B 14%
  3. PIM$3.03B 8.7%
  4. Paladin$943M 2.7%
  5. Bradley Upgrade$349M 1.0%
  6. M88A2 Hercules$215M 0.6%
  7. ACV FOV$114M 0.3%
  8. Stryker$54.1M 0.2%
  9. Trident II D5 missile$39.2M 0.1%
  10. EFV$31.2M 0.1%
  11. LAV (Army)$18.8M 0.1%
  12. EPS$15.1M 0.0%
  13. Virginia-class submarine (SSN 774)$1.1M 0.0%
  14. FMS$435K 0.0%
  15. 1DBV$0 0.0%

Only actions coded to a DoD acquisition program.

What they sell (PSC)

  1. Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, Tracked$23.69B 68%
  2. Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, Wheeled$4.39B 13%
  3. Weapons Systems Specific Vehicular Accessories$2.20B 6.3%
  4. Support- Professional: Engineering/Technical$2.05B 5.9%
  5. Vehicular Brake, Steering, Axle, Wheel, and Track Components$234M 0.7%
  6. Miscellaneous Vehicular Components$159M 0.5%
  7. Fire Control Systems, Complete$152M 0.4%
  8. Technical Representative- Miscellaneous$150M 0.4%
  9. Guns, Over 150MM Through 200MM$146M 0.4%
  10. Trucks and Truck Tractors, Wheeled$118M 0.3%
  11. Modification of Equipment- Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles$111M 0.3%
  12. Support- Management: Logistics Support$107M 0.3%
  13. Installation of Equipment- Vehicular Equipment Components$98.2M 0.3%
  14. Support- Professional: Program Management/Support$96.3M 0.3%
  15. Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment- Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, and Cycles$93.3M 0.3%

Where the work is done

  1. Pa$28.74B 83%
  2. Ca$2.73B 7.9%
  3. Mi$1.82B 5.3%
  4. Al$439M 1.3%
  5. Outside the US$343M 1.0%
  6. Ky$219M 0.6%
  7. Mn$192M 0.6%
  8. Va$125M 0.4%
  9. Ma$8.1M 0.0%
  10. Az$3.7M 0.0%
  11. Fl$209K 0.0%
  12. Md$179K 0.0%
  13. Ks−$170K -0.0%

Largest awards10

  • IGF::OT::IGFU.S. Navy · USAspending ↗
    $3.81BNov 24, 2015
  • Letter Contract for Early Procurement Material to Support the M109A7/M992A3 Vehicle Production.U.S. Army · PIM · USAspending ↗
    $2.88BMar 31, 2017
  • Early Order Material in Support of the Future Purchase of 197 Ampvs and Facility Capacity Expansion Efforts to Increase the Ampv Production Rate to 197 Vehicles Per Year. Supports Ukraine Efforts.U.S. Army · AMPV · USAspending ↗
    $2.48BMar 3, 2023
  • This Action Is Cost Plus Incentive-fee (Cpif) 52 Month Engineering and Manufacturing Development Contract, with Three Fixed Price Incentive (Successive Targets) (Fpi(s)) Option Years of Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) for the Armored Multi-purpose Vehicle (Ampv) Requirement. the Ampv Family of Vehicles (Fov) Is A Materiel Solution Replacement for the M113 Fov to Mitigate Current and Future Capability Gaps in Force Protection, Mobility, Reliability, and Interoperability by Mission Role Variant to Support the Armored Brigade Combat Team (Abct) Across the Spectrum of Conflict. the Ampv Fov Will Replace the Five Mission Roles Currently Performed by the M113 Fov by Transferring the Current M113 Mission Equipment Packages (Mep) to A New Vehicle Platform. the Ampv Vehicle Fleet Will Consist of the Following Five Variants Tailored to Specific Mission Roles Within Abct: General Purpose (Gp) Vehicle Mission Command (Mcmd) Vehicle Mortar Carrier (Mc) Vehicle Medical Evacuation (Me) Vehicle and Medical Treatment (Mt) Vehicle. A Total Quantity of 29 Vehicles Will Be Delivered During EMD (Including System Support Packages, Special Tools and Test Equipment, and Ballistic Hulls), with 52 (LRIP Option Year 1), 105 (LRIP Option Year 2), and 130 (LRIP Option Year 3) Vehicles Anticipated During the LRIP Option Years. Range Pricing Is Included in the Contract for Option Periods 2 and 3.U.S. Army · AMPV · USAspending ↗
    $2.01BDec 23, 2014
  • Requirement for FY08 Bradley RemanufactureU.S. Army · BRADLEY FVS · USAspending ↗
    $1.20BMay 23, 2008
  • The Bradley A4 Follow-on Production Effort Will Deliver M2A4 and M7A4 Vehicles From Various Inducted Legacy Source Variants Based on the Tdp Developed Under Contract W56HZV-12-C-0358 Bradley A4 Ecp and the Top-level Vehicle Drawings.U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $1.08BDec 11, 2024
  • System Technical Support for Bradley Family of Vehicles, M113, M109, M992 Family of Vehicles, M9 Ace, MlrsU.S. Army · BRADLEY FVS · USAspending ↗
    $986MOct 18, 2007
  • The Bradley A4 Follow-on Production Effort Will Deliver M2A4 and M7A4 Vehicles From Various Inducted Legacy Source Variants Based on the Tdp Developed Under Contract W56HZV-12-C-0358 Bradley A4 Ecp and the Top-level Vehicle Drawings.U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $896MAug 31, 2023
  • A4 UCA for Production of 164 Bradley M2A4 and M7A4 VehiclesU.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $817MJun 14, 2018
  • FY09 Bradley Reset Long Lead MaterialU.S. Army · BRADLEY FVS · USAspending ↗
    $813MNov 29, 2007

Signed obligations on federal prime contracts (award types A–D) from USAspending, FY2008 through Sep 17, 2026. Obligations are money the government committed, not company revenue, and include de-obligations. Subcontracts and grants are excluded. Matching is by registered UEI.

Hiring Observations

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Sources2

  1. 1

    BAE Systems · Supports Organization · parent

    “Subsidiary undertakings – wholly-owned … BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P.”
  2. 2

    BAE Systems supplemental terms (2025) · Supports Organization

    “BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P.”

Government identifiers3

UEI
D2ETMTLWJCJ1
confirmed · Checked Oct 10, 2026
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UEI
DMHSJF9K3XP9
confirmed · Checked Oct 10, 2026
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UEI
YNJNTZWVC3H6
confirmed · Checked Oct 10, 2026
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