Leonardo DRS Expands Federal Access to Mission-Critical Technologies Through NASA SEWP VI
Key Highlights
- ➤DRS awarded 10-year prime contract under NASA’s SEWP VI program through 2036
- ➤Agencies procured more than $110 million in DRS products and services through SEWP V
- ➤SEWP VI ordering period opens Nov. 1, 2026, and runs through October 31, 2036
- ➤DRS currently lists 368 approved products, parts and services in its SEWP V catalog
Expert Statements
Denny Crumley, Senior vice president and general manager of the DRS Land Electronics business unit
“This award recognizes a decade of proven performance, and directly benefits to our current and future customers”
Denny Crumley, Senior vice president and general manager of the DRS Land Electronics business unit
“In today's dynamic environment, our customers need more contracting options and faster paths to buy and field trusted capability.”
Denny Crumley, Senior vice president and general manager of the DRS Land Electronics business unit
“This award preserves a rapid, low-cost procurement path for the next decade.”
Denny Crumley, Senior vice president and general manager of the DRS Land Electronics business unit
“We are proud of the team that earned it and DRS is committed to delivering for every customer who uses it.”
ARLINGTON, Va., Oct. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leonardo DRS, Inc. (Nasdaq: DRS) has been awarded a 10-year prime contract under NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) VI Program. The government-wide acquisition contract (GWAC) vehicle gives federal agencies a proven and streamlined path to rapidly procure approved Leonardo DRS products and services through 2036.
NASA administers the government-wide SEWP acquisition contract. The award extends DRS's role as a SEWP prime contractor, a position the company has held since 2015. The DRS award covers a broad range of the company’s products and services. DRS currently lists 368 contract line items representing vetted approved products, parts and services from multiple business units in its SEWP V catalog. These offerings are expected to transition to the SEWP VI contract, subject to final program requirements.
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