A&D Weekly: NATO Summit‘s US Deals & Patriots for Ukraine, LMT/RTX Lead YTD FMS

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A&D Weekly: NATO Summit‘s US Deals & Patriots for Ukraine, LMT/RTX Lead YTD FMS

anned development comprising 19 districts, extending Parsons’ nearly 20-year

relationship with Qatari Diar and supporting ongoing delivery of large-scale infrastructure and urban development projects across the region.

PSN: Launched AresNXT, a biometrics platform designed to enable secure, scalable identity management across critical infrastructure, national•

security operations and large-scale events, with cross-platform compatibility across iOS, Android and Windows, real-time biometric verification

capabilities and ongoing pilot deployments demonstrating improved speed, accuracy and operational efficiency in field use.

RTX: Launched feasibility studies in partnership with the US and multiple NATO nations to qualify additional European suppliers for priority•

AMRAAM components, with the effort funded by participating allies. The initiative is intended to expand AMRAAM production capacity, accelerate

deliveries, and improve supply chain resilience, with additional nations expected to join the multinational effort as demand grow from the 40

nations operating the missile. This comes on the back of US demand for ~1,000 in 2025 scaling to ~1,900+/yr through the end of the decade

and $9BB+ of AMRAAM FMS from 2025 to present.

RTX: Partnering with Diehl Defence and Dutch suppliers to double Stinger missile production capacity in response to growing global demand.•

Under the agreement, Diehl will produce the missile guidance section and source components across Europe, while final assembly and testing will

occur in the Netherlands, expanding capacity to support future NATO demand. The effort follows the post-Ukraine restart of Stinger production