The Air Force said Monday it awarded Pratt & Whitney a sole source, firm-fixed-price contract for various weapon system spare parts that could be worth as much as $2.5 billion. Pratt & Whitney spokesman Shawn Watson said yesterday the contract “mainly supports” the company’s legacy engine programs like the F100 and TF33 engines. The F100s power all of the Air Force’s F-15s and the majority of the world fleet of F-16, according to Pratt & Whitney’s website. The TF33, the…
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