General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Top buyers

1. U.S. Army$17.09B 85%
2. U.S. Navy$1.34B 6.7%
3. Defense Logistics Agency$1.00B 5.0%
4. U.S. Special Operations Command$498M 2.5%
5. U.S. Air Force$123M 0.6%
6. Defense Contract Management Agency$8.0M 0.0%
7. Federal Bureau of Investigation$145K 0.0%
8. US Coast Guard$42K 0.0%
9. Office of the Inspector General$6K 0.0%
10. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs$2K 0.0%

Defense programs

1. Excalibur$168M 0.8%
2. MLRS$104M 0.5%
3. AEGIS$51.0M 0.3%
4. Bradley Upgrade$49.5M 0.2%
5. F/A-18E/F Super Hornet$38.9M 0.2%
6. H-1 Series$34.7M 0.2%
7. F-15$12.5M 0.1%
8. F-16$10.7M 0.1%
9. Bradley FVS$9.1M 0.0%
10. 5-INCH Guided Projectile$7.9M 0.0%
11. A-10$3.6M 0.0%
12. AIM-120 AMRAAM$3.0M 0.0%
13. Minuteman III$2.0M 0.0%
14. EFV$1.9M 0.0%
15. JDAM$1.5M 0.0%

Only actions coded to a DoD acquisition program.

What they sell (PSC)

1. Ammunition, Over 125MM$3.82B 19%
2. Ammunition, 75MM Through 125MM$3.06B 15%
3. Rockets, Rocket Ammunition and Rocket Components$2.71B 13%
4. Ammunition, Through 30MM$2.40B 12%
5. Bombs$1.54B 7.7%
6. Operation of Ammunition Facilities$1.28B 6.4%
7. Guns, Through 30MM$902M 4.5%
8. Guided Missiles$575M 2.9%
9. Combat, Assault, and Tactical Vehicles, Wheeled$527M 2.6%
10. Guided Missile Warheads and Explosive Components$509M 2.5%
11. Fire Control Directors$460M 2.3%
12. Miscellaneous Ammunition$451M 2.2%
13. Ammunition, Over 30MM Up to 75MM$357M 1.8%
14. Specialized Ammunition and Ordnance Machinery and Related Equipment$165M 0.8%
15. Miscellaneous Weapons$153M 0.8%

Where the work is done

1. Pa$4.73B 24%
2. Fl$4.64B 23%
3. Vt$4.33B 22%
4. Il$3.12B 16%
5. Tx$1.44B 7.2%
6. Ar$1.26B 6.3%
7. Me$413M 2.1%
8. Ca$54.2M 0.3%
9. Mo$53.7M 0.3%
10. Ma$10.1M 0.1%
11. Ga$5.9M 0.0%
12. Ct$5.5M 0.0%
13. Md$1.5M 0.0%
14. Nj$1.4M 0.0%
15. Va$1.0M 0.0%