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BAE Systems Receives $113.5 Million Deal From Marine Corps For 26 ACVs

BAE Systems Receives $113.5 Million Deal From Marine Corps For 26 ACVs
BAE Systems' Amphibious Combat Vehicle at the 2018 Modern Day Marine. (Photo: Matthew Beinart)

BAE Systems has received a $113.5 million deal from the Marine Corps to deliver 26 more Amphibious Combat Vehicles (ACV), the company announced Wednesday. The latest low-rate initial production deal will bring the total ACV order from the Marine Corps up to 116 vehicles, as the program heads toward a full-rate production decision likely set for the fourth quarter of FY ‘20.  “The ACV provides the most survivable and mobile amphibious vehicle to the U.S. Marines Corps for supporting the…

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