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CH-53K King Stallion

New-build heavy-lift helicopter replacing the Marine Corps CH-53E, built by Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company. The ACAT I program declared initial operational capability in April 2022, and the Marine Corps procurement objective is 200 aircraft.

ProductionU.S. Marine CorpsCH-53KKing Stallion

Contracts$12.67B obligated since FY2008

Contractors6

  1. Lockheed Martin$11.14B 88%
  2. GE Aerospace$1.50B 12%
  3. RTX$32.1M 0.3%
  4. Mercury Systems$2.1M 0.0%
  5. Moog$695K 0.0%
  6. Northrop Grumman$431K 0.0%

Awards50

Obligations are signed USAspending prime-contract actions coded to this program, FY2008 to date, credited to the company that received each action. Obligations are money committed, not company revenue.