Northrop Asks KONGSBERG to Provide F-35 Composite Parts
Northrop Grumman has awarded KONGSBERG a contract worth 800 MNOK ($82.6 million) to supply composite fuselage panels and hatches for all variants of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
Of the 800 MNOK, 426 Million NOK has been incrementally ordered in previous quarters. The agreement covers production lots 12-14 for supply of composite fuselage panels and hatches for the F-35 jets.
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