List of contractors for the United States Armed Forces

This list, which is not exhaustive, includes past and current contractors (including suppliers and subcontractors ) to the United States Armed Forces or its Department .

All defense companies maintain Commercial and Government Entity codes.

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Acutronic Academi Action target ADT Corporation Advanced Armament Corporation AECOM Aerojet Aerospace Corporation Aerovironment Aegis Defense Services Aimpoint AirScan AM General Corporation American Petroleum Institute Antonov Airlines Argon ST ARINC Artis LLC ASSETT, Inc. Astronautics Corporation of America Atec, Inc. Aurora Flight Sciences BAE Systems plc Ball Corporation Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. Barrett Firearms Manufacturing Battelle Memorial Institute / BDM Corporation Bechtel Corporation Benelli USA Berico Technologies Boeing Company Insitu McDonnell Douglas Booz Allen Hamilton Boston Dynamics British Nuclear Fuels Limited CACI International Inc. Cargotec Carlyle Group Carnegie Mellon University Ceradyne Cloudera Colt Defense The Columbia Group Computer Sciences Corporation Concurrent Technologies Corporation CSRA Cubic Corporation Omega Training Group Decibel Research Inc. Dillon Aero Draper Laboratories DRS Technologies DynCorp EADS EADS North America Airbus Helicopters Edison Welding Institute Elbit Systems M7 aerospace ENSCO, Inc.

Ernst & Young Evergreen International Aviation Exxon Corporation Fabbrica d'Armi Pietro Beretta Fabrique Nationale de Herstal FLIR Systems Fluor Corp. Force Protection Inc Foster-Miller, Inc. Foster Wheeler Ltd. G4S plc Armor Group Inc General Atomics General Dynamics MOWAG Bath Iron Works General Dynamics Electric Boat Gulfstream Vangent General Electric Military Jet Engines Division Glock GmbH Goodrich Corporation Halliburton Corporation Harris Corporation Health Net, Inc. Heckler & Koch US Hewlett-Packard Honeywell HS product Humana Inc. Huntington Ingalls Industries Hybricon Corporation IBM Insight Technology Intelsat International Resources Group iRobot Israeli Aerospace Industries IMI Systems ITT Exelis Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Johns Hopkins University Kaman Aircraft Kearfott Corporation Kellogg, Brown and Root Knight's Armament Company Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace / Lafayette Praetorian Group Leidos L-3 Communications Holdings, Inc. Brashear EOTech Lockheed Martin Gyrocam Systems Sikorsky LRAD Corporation ManTech International AP Moller-Maersk Group / / / MBDA McQ Inc Metal Storm Microsoft Milkor USA

Mission Essential Personnel Mitsubishi Motorola Natel Electronic Manufacturing Services Navistar Defense Nextel Northrop Grumman Oceaneering International Olin Corporation ( John M. Olin Foundation ) Orbital ATK Oshkosh Corporation Para-Ordnance Perot Systems Picatinny arsenal Pinnacle Armor Pratt & Whitney Precision Castparts Corporation Raytheon BBN Technologies Remington Arms Riverside Manufacturing LLC Rock Island Arsenal Rockwell Collins Rolls-Royce plc Saab AB Science Applications International Corporation Sensis Corporation Shell Siemens AG SGIS SIG Sauer Smith & Wesson Smith Enterprise Inc. Sobran, inc SPARTA, Inc. Springfield Armory, Inc. SRC Inc SRI International ST engineering ST Kinetics Stanley, Inc. Stewart and Stevenson Sturm, Ruger & Company Incorporated Forjas Taurus S / A Teledyne Telent Texas Instruments Textron Inc. AAI Corporation Bell Helicopter Textron Trijicon TriWest Healthcare Alliance Unisys Corporation United Technologies Pratt & Whitney URS Corporation Washington Group International US Ordnance Verizon Communications Vinnell Corporation Westinghouse Electric Corporation

See also

• List of private security and military companies
• List of largest government contractors in the United States

Web links

• The report on the 100 largest contractors for the US Armed Forces and the US Department of Defense is listed annually in the Federal Procurement Data System .
• Suppliers . Archived from the original on December 1, 2011. private business of military suppliers and contractors

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Microsoft's big win: Pentagon signs massive $ 1.76bn contract , ZDNET. January 14, 2019.