Boeing Lands $131 Billion Deal for F-15 Production and Support

The US Department of War has signed a multiyear framework agreement with Boeing worth up to $131.2 billion for F-15 production and fleet support services.

The contract covers new F-15EX Eagle II fighters, modernization packages, onboard systems integration, and operational support services.

Initial ordering runs through the end of August 2031 and can be extended until August 2036. The structure allows current operators to place orders for new aircraft or upgrades to F-15s already in service.

Countries eligible to use the framework include Israel, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and South Korea, with Indonesia and Poland identified as prospective customers.