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Leidos Receives One-Year Extension of MOD Contract to 2029
Leidos has received a one-year extension to its Logistics Commodities and Services Transformation, or LCST, contract with the Ministry of Defence, or MOD, continuing its critical logistics support to the UK Armed Forces through June 2029. The extension builds on more than a decade of collaboration between Leidos, the MOD and Team Leidos partners and suppliers to strengthen the UK defence supply chain.
Leidos Awarded $317.99M Contract for MHS Genesis Services
Leidos was awarded a $317.99M firm-fixed-price contract to provide essential system reintegration, software licensing, and hosting services for the electronic health record system known as MHS Genesis. MHS Genesis is a defense business system. This contract was awarded as a sole-source bridge. This sole-source bridge contract will reduce in scope during the 12-month period and will facilitate transition to other service contractors while also establishing direct government relationships to solution providers. This award will be funded by fiscal 2026 operations and maintenance funds. The place of performance is Reston, Virginia. The period of performance is July 29 to Jan. 28, 2028. The Defense Health Agency, Defense Healthcare Management Systems Contracting Division is the contracting activity.
Blackstone Leads $1B Financing for Analogic and Leidos Merger
Blackstone Credit & Insurance (BX) is leading a $1B financing in support of the combination of Analogic Corporation with the Security Enterprise Solutions, Ports & Borders and Industrial Automation businesses of Leidos Holdings (LDOS). The combination creates a stronger global security imaging and detection company with broader capabilities, deeper customer relationships and greater scale to support customers across airports, ports, borders, critical infrastructure, and other mission-critical environments. The transaction closed earlier this month
X-Bow Systems Selected by Leidos to Develop New Rocket Motors
X-Bow Systems announced from the Association of the United States Army, or AUSA, annual meeting and exposition, that it has been selected by Leidos to develop and produce the booster motors for the U.S. Army's new Low-Cost Containerized Munition, or LCCM. Under the agreement, X-Bow will move through design, qualification testing, and static fires ahead of full-rate production of booster motors at scale in 2027. The award places X-Bow inside one of the fastest-growing segments of U.S. defense spending: the drive to rebuild a domestic solid rocket motor industrial base long concentrated among a handful of large suppliers and to field precision munitions in volume. The LCCM program advances the Department of War's "Arsenal of Freedom" initiative, under which Leidos will produce the munitions in large quantities.
Analogic Completes Merger with Leidos
Analogic, Altaris, and Leidos announced the completion of the previously announced transaction combining Analogic with Leidos' Security Enterprise Solutions, Ports & Borders and Industrial Automation businesses. The combined company will operate under the Analogic brand as a privately held company headquartered in Salem, New Hampshire and led by Analogic CEO Tom Ripp. The close marks the launch of a combined company focused on delivering mission-critical security imaging and detection solutions for airports, ports, borders, critical infrastructure, and other high-consequence environments. The new Analogic brings together proven technologies, advanced imaging expertise, global customer relationships, manufacturing capabilities, and lifecycle service and support experience. The combination strengthens Analogic's ability to serve customers as global travel, trade, and security requirements continue to evolve. Customers will benefit from a broader product and service portfolio, deeper domain expertise, and a more integrated partner focused on performance, reliability, innovation, and long-term support.
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