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The Department of Defense awarded a $310 million task order to Phoenix Defense Ventures LLC for HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter training services. The contract covers multiple training types and locations through 2033. No publicly traded company has been identified as the recipient or parent in our database, so direct stock impact is not attributable.
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The $310 million contract underscores the DoD's commitment to the HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter program and the associated training infrastructure. Without a directly identifiable publicly traded beneficiary, the direct market implications are muted. However, the contract signals sustained spending on helicopter training, which could benefit companies in the defense training ecosystem if they secure subcontracts. Investors should monitor future awards under the Training Systems Acquisition IV program for potential public company involvement.
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center awarded a $310.5 million task order to Phoenix Defense Ventures LLC for comprehensive training services supporting the HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter. The contract includes programmed flying training, simulator operations, and opposition forces training across multiple bases in the U.S. and overseas. Work is expected through 2033 with yearly options.
Our database does not contain a matching publicly traded entity for Phoenix Defense Ventures LLC, so this contract cannot be directly attributed to any specific stock. The contract represents a significant investment in helicopter crew training infrastructure.
No related legislation was identified in the database. The contract was awarded under the Air Force Training Systems Acquisition IV program, which is a competitive procurement vehicle. Five offers were received, indicating a competitive environment.
Subcontractors and suppliers in the defense training ecosystem may benefit indirectly, but without specific disclosure, no public companies can be confirmed. Companies providing simulation technology, training devices, or support services for the HH-60W platform could see downstream opportunities.
Historically, large training contracts provide stable, multi-year revenue streams for defense service providers. However, without a public parent identified, the market impact is confined to the broader defense training sector rather than a specific stock.
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Recipient
Phoenix Defense Ventures LLC
Award Amount
$310,498,639
Awarding Agency
Department of Defense
Sub-Agency
AIR FORCE
Contract Type
DoD Contract Announcement
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