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MDA To Extend Boeing GMD Contract Through Late 2024

MDA To Extend Boeing GMD Contract Through Late 2024
A Ground-based Missile Defense (GMD) Flight Test in June 22, 2014. (Photo: Missile Defense Agency)

The Missile Defense Agency is getting ready to extend Boeing’s [BA] development and sustainment contract (DSC) for the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense (GMD) system another year due to delays in the Ground Test (GT)-08 campaign that extend past the current contract lasting through late 2023. Boeing has held the DSC contract for the GMD system for over a decade, but last year MDA said it was looking to develop a new GMD contracting architecture to split the DSC work into five…

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