Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems

Top buyers

1. U.S. Navy$1.88B 61%
2. U.S. Army$996M 33%
3. U.S. Air Force$149M 4.9%
4. Defense Logistics Agency$32.6M 1.1%
5. NASA$9.1M 0.3%
6. U.S. Special Operations Command$1.1M 0.0%
7. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency$965K 0.0%
8. Defense Threat Reduction Agency$50K 0.0%
9. US Coast Guard$6K 0.0%
10. Missile Defense Agency−$49K -0.0%
11. Defense Contract Management Agency−$2.1M -0.1%

Defense programs

1. AGM-88E Aargm$646M 21%
2. Trident II D5 missile$5.3M 0.2%
3. AIM-9X BLK II$185K 0.0%
4. 1000$0 0.0%
5. 3000$0 0.0%
6. Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS)−$0.02 -0.0%
7. MDA Support−$107K -0.0%
8. 1AHC−$217K -0.0%

Only actions coded to a DoD acquisition program.

What they sell (PSC)

1. Guided Missiles$1.04B 34%
2. National Defense R&D Services; Atomic Energy Defense Activities; R&D Administrative Expenses$597M 20%
3. Ammunition, Through 30MM$413M 13%
4. Ammunition, 75MM Through 125MM$256M 8.4%
5. R&D- Defense Other: Ammunition (Engineering Development)$165M 5.4%
6. Demolition Materials$86.1M 2.8%
7. Guns, Through 30MM$63.6M 2.1%
8. National Defense R&D Services; Department of Defense - Military; Experimental Development$61.1M 2.0%
9. Ammunition, Over 125MM$53.5M 1.7%
10. Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments$51.7M 1.7%
11. Guided Missile Components$40.4M 1.3%
12. Bombs$36.1M 1.2%
13. Miscellaneous Ammunition$28.6M 0.9%
14. Aircraft, Fixed Wing$27.0M 0.9%
15. Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment- Aircraft Components and Accessories$19.9M 0.7%

Where the work is done

1. Ca$1.82B 60%
2. Mn$591M 19%
3. Mo$348M 11%
4. Wv$125M 4.1%
5. Va$82.7M 2.7%
6. Tx$46.3M 1.5%
7. Md$27.0M 0.9%
8. Az$16.7M 0.5%
9. Il$2.9M 0.1%
10. Nh$434K 0.0%
11. Outside the US$147K 0.0%
12. Al$0 0.0%
13. Sc−$2K -0.0%
14. Fl−$252K -0.0%