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The Coast Guard accepted delivery of its 18th C-130J long range surveillance aircraft on Jan. 30, 2025, from Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Marietta, Georgia. The aircraft was delivered in its baseline form; in March it will enter a year-long process to outfit it with the specialized equipment needed to conduct the Coast Guard’s varied missions. 

The Coast Guard’s 17th missionized HC-130J long range surveillance aircraft was delivered to Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina, on Dec. 18, 2024. The year-long missionization process was completed by L3Harris in Waco, Texas.

The Coast Guard accepted its 16th missionized HC-130J Super Hercules long range surveillance aircraft Feb. 19, 2024, from L3Harris in Waco, Texas. CGNR 2016 was delivered to Air Station Elizabeth City, North Carolina.

Video: HC-130H Departure Marks End of an Era

 

 

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Current Contract Opportunities

The Acquisition Directorate is responsible for the Coast Guard’s approximately $30 billion recapitalization investment portfolio. Additional business opportunities exist throughout the Coast Guard's other six major program/procurement offices.

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Forecast of Contract Opportunities

Find future contracting opportunities on the DHS Advance Acquisition Planning web site.

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Search Justification and Approval Documents on FedBizOpps.gov. Justifications are for contract awards, not considered full and open competition. Specify "U.S. Coast Guard" as the Agency and "Justification and Approval" as the Opportunity/Procurement Type.

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