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Heavy Equipment Transporter System (HETS)

Heavy Equipment Transporter System (HETS) · Fielded · U.S. Army

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FieldedU.S. Army
Awarded
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Across linked awards

Variants1

Variants of this program. Their unit costs, quantities and operating costs are in the cost table below.

Cost to the Government

Program totals · 2

  • Engineering plus six initial vehiclesMixed nonrecurring and production scope; not R&D alone.
    $11.3MNominal $; source budget basis
  • R&D program totalA lifetime program R&D total was not established. Development contracts and shared program budgets are not substituted for that total.
    Source not recorded
    Not established

Unit costs · 1

  • Comparable unit priceNo comparable standalone unit price was established; package or contract totals are shown separately.
    Source not recorded
    Not established

Quantities · 2

  • U.S. inventoryA current U.S. inventory was not established. Annual procurement, cumulative deliveries and production capacity are not a stockpile count.
    Source not recorded
    Not established
  • U.S. procurement quantityNo comparable U.S. procurement quantity was established in this review.
    Source not recorded
    Not established

Operating costs · 1

  • Annual operations & supportA complete, system-specific annual operating and support cost was not established. Procurement, replacement rounds and contract support are different measures.
    Source not recorded
    Not established
Earlier observations · 1

Superseded estimates and prices, each in its original scope and dollar basis.

Do not mix M1070A1 with the newer EHETS configuration

PB2025 describes EHETS as an M1300 tractor with an M1302 semitrailer. Those newer-system costs are not assigned to the M1070A1 tractor.

Foreign family variants have different specifications

Oshkosh identifies the British 1070F separately from the U.S. M1070/M1070A1 family. A British fleet count or contract is not evidence of M1070A1 procurement.

Contracts & purchasing · 2

Ceilings, options and purchase agreements are not spending and are never added together. Obligations are under Contracts.

Contracts and purchasing
Buyer → sellerStatusValueQtySource
U.S. Army → Oshkosh DefenseIncludes development and six initial HET A1 vehicles; not recurring unit production price.Engineering and initial production$11.3M6HET A1 engineering and initial production, October 2008 Oshkosh Defense · figure Mar 2008
U.S. Army → Oshkosh DefenseSame family contract shown on HEMTT; not an additional $1.54B for HET alone.Shared FHTV V requirements estimate$1.54B—FHTV V requirements contract, August 21, 2024 Oshkosh Defense · figure Aug 21, 2024
International buyers · 1
International buyers
CountryVariantQtyStatusSource
United StatesPurchases and program plans are not a current operational inventory.—Not verifiedU.S. program customerHET A1 engineering and initial production, October 2008 Oshkosh Defense · figure Dated source snapshot

Open research: Buyer records are selected examples, not a complete global order book. Current U.S. operational inventory was not established; dated purchases, deliveries and plans remain separate. A comparable complete-system unit purchase price was not established. A system-specific lifetime R&D total was not established. Complete annual operating and support costs were not established.

What the government budgets and pays for this program, from budget justification books, appropriations, acquisition reports and contract announcements. Each figure states its dollar basis. What contractors were obligated is under Contracts.