Lockheed Martin Welcomes Dedicated PAC-3® Missile Maintenance Facility in Poland
PR Newswire•27/10/2026•12:02 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Poland to host dedicated PAC-3 Missile Maintenance Facility for NATO operators
- ➤Facility will provide onsite repair, refurbishment, lifecycle support and re-certification
- ➤Germany, Netherlands and Sweden will support the facility through the supply chain
- ➤U.S. government awarded Lockheed Martin $58.62 billion to accelerate PAC-3 MSE production
Expert Statements
Tim Cahill, president, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control
“For more than 75 years, Lockheed Martin has been a trusted partner to Europe— strengthening regional sustainment, expanding production capacity and accelerating the delivery of critical missile defense capabilities. The PAC-3 MMF represents the next evolution of that partnership, bringing essential sustainment support to our European allies and ensuring these advanced defense systems remain available when and where they are needed most.”
Jay Pitman, president, Lockheed Martin International
“Lockheed Martin is a permanent part of Europe's security landscape. Lockheed Martin's growing footprint here underpins European collective strength and prosperity.”
Jay Pitman, president, Lockheed Martin International
“This announcement establishes deeper industrial partnerships in Poland, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden, and we are expanding opportunities for American and European suppliers, strengthening supply chain resilience on both sides of the Atlantic and investing in capabilities that reinforce our shared defense industrial base. Together, these efforts are building lasting transatlantic industrial strength and reinforcing security and readiness for decades to come.”
Lockheed Martin Welcomes Dedicated PAC-3® Missile Maintenance Facility in Poland PR Newswire
BRUSSELS, Oct. 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- In coordination with the United States Government, Lockheed Martin is pleased to announce plans to establish a dedicated PAC-3 ® Missile Maintenance Facility (MMF) in Poland. This historic step strengthens NATO's integrated air and missile defense across Europe.
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