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U.S. Army Seeks More PrSM Increment 1 Producers After Missile's Combat Debut Against Iran

The U.S. Army issued an October 14, 2026, sources-sought notice for additional manufacturers capable of producing Precision Strike Missile Increment 1 missiles and launch pods, with industry responses due October 30. The STORM Project Office is examining manufacturing capacity, facilities, quality assurance, cybersecurity, export controls and eligibility to handle classified technical data, including information at the line-replaceable-unit level. Lockheed Martin remains the incumbent supplier under an expanded production contracting framework with a ceiling of approximately $13.3 billion through September 2032. The Army's market research follows PrSM's confirmed March 2026 combat debut against Iran and does not itself constitute a new production contract.

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