The restart of the PRSM competition may indicate the Army's renewed focus on long-range precision strike capabilities. This move could signal a shift in procurement priorities, which suggests a significant investment in missile technology and may benefit suppliers like Lockheed Martin.
New Schedule Released For Precision Strike Missile Program
The US Army has restarted the competition for the Precision Strike Missile (PRSM) Increment 4 program, releasing a 3.5-year schedule for reselecting a supplier. The program involves a ground-launched missile with a combined cycle propulsion system. The restart of the competition was reported by Aviation Week, which notes that the move resets the clock for PRSM Increment 4.
The restart of the PRSM competition may indicate the Army's renewed focus on long-range precision strike capabilities. This move could signal a shift in procurement priorities, which suggests a significant investment in missile technology and may benefit suppliers like Lockheed Martin.
New Schedule Released For Precision Strike Missile Program
The US Army has restarted the competition for the Precision Strike Missile (PRSM) Increment 4 program, releasing a 3.5-year schedule for reselecting a supplier. The program involves a ground-launched missile with a combined cycle propulsion system. The restart of the competition was reported by Aviation Week, which notes that the move resets the clock for PRSM Increment 4.