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BAE Systems delivers all Lot 8 LRASM sensors to Lockheed Martin
BAE has sensor deliveries under contract through 2028 and expects LRASM production to scale significantly in 2026 and beyond.
BAE Systems has delivered all Lot 8 radio-frequency sensors for the Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) to Lockheed Martin, the company announced Nov. 10.1
BAE is under contract to deliver LRASM RF sensors through 2028
Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM)
has delivered all Lot 8 units of its advanced radio-frequency (RF) sensor to Lockheed Martin
BAE Systems is under contract to deliver LRASM RF sensors through 2028
Source: BAE Systems release via PR Newswire
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BAE is under contract to deliver LRASM sensors through 2028. The company expects LRASM, initially a low-volume production program, to scale significantly in 2026 and beyond.1
BAE says it invested in modern electronic warfare facilities to meet an accelerated production schedule. BAE did not disclose the Lot 8 quantity or original delivery schedule in its announcement, leaving the size of the delivery and the acceleration unquantified. Alongside the hardware deliveries, BAE upgraded the sensor’s software and says it delivered improved capabilities digitally without hardware changes.1
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- BAE Systems accelerates delivery of advanced LRASM missile sensors (BAE Systems release via PR Newswire, Nov. 10, 2026) www.prnewswire.com