# Air Force awards Exiger $12 million contract for ICBM supply chain analysis Exiger will support the Air Force’s ICBM directorate with a platform the company says is built to identify risk down to the part and sub-tier dependency level. Published 2026-11-04 by TGOs. Canonical: https://tgos.io/news/2026/11/04/air-force-awards-exiger-12-million-contract-for-icbm/ Exiger has been awarded a $12 million Air Force contract for supply chain illumination and defense industrial base analysis supporting intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).[1] The company announced the award Nov. 4, 2026, to support the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center’s ICBM Systems Directorate.[1] Exiger says its platform is built to identify risks at the part, supplier, material and sub-tier dependency level.[1] The company says its approach will help the directorate identify parts at risk of obsolescence and dependencies on a single source of supply.[1] The platform will also provide predictive analytics to support part obsolescence forecasting, vendor behavior tracking and risk mitigation planning, according to Exiger.[1] ## Why it matters The intended reach extends past parts to the suppliers themselves: Exiger says its approach will help the directorate identify vendor viability concerns, workforce gaps and supplier readiness issues.[1] ## Sources 1. Exiger release, PR Newswire, Nov. 4, 2026