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Boeing Receives $174M Navy Order to Repair Super Hornet Aircraft Landing Gear

Boeing has booked a three-year, $173.6 million delivery order to repair the landing gear on the U.S. Navy’s F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet jets.

Naval Supply Systems Command’s weapon systems support unit issued the sole-source award under a basic ordering agreement, the Department of Defense said Thursday.

Approximately $85 million from the Navy’s working capital funds will be obligated at the time of the award.

The planemaker is expected to fulfill the order in August 2026. Forty-nine percent of services will take place in Canada and the rest in various locations such as Missouri, Florida and California.

In November 2021, NAVSUP implemented an F/A-18 landing gear overhaul program and ordered $85 million in ship sets from Boeing.

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