Procurement Database
Missile Defense Agency P-1's

Sources:

Department of Defense Fiscal Year (FY) 2014 President's Budget Submission: Missile Defense Agency Defense-Wide Justification Book Volume 2B (3 MB PDF)
Department of Defense Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Budget Estimates: Missile Defense Agency Defense-Wide Justification Book Volume 2B (6.9 MB PDF)
Department of Defense Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 Budget Estimates: Missile Defense Agency Defense-Wide Justification Book Volume 2B (6.9 MB PDF)

AN/TPY-2 Radar Cost

Source: 2014 Budget Book.

FY 2013 funding includes procurement of one (1) AN/TPY-2 Radar and three (3) additional Prime Power Units (PPUs), which affects the "Gross Weapon System Unit Cost".

The FY 2013 flyaway unit cost of $200.050M consists of $189.873M for the radar, plus $10.177M for initial spares (depicted on P-40 for BMDS Radars Initial Spares).

The Gross Weapon System Cost of $217.244 for FY 2013 is comprised of the $189.873M for the radar, plus $27.371M is required for acquisition of the three additional Prime Power Units.

THAAD Costs

NOTE: Lot 3 Interceptors were removed due to a Congressional Mark in FY 2011.

Cost Element

P-1 Source

FY

Contractor and Location

RFP Issue Date

Award Date

Date of First Delivery

Qty (Each)

Unit Cost (M)

Interceptor - Lot 1

FY24

2010

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Oct 2009

Mar 2011

Jul 2012

26

14.480

Interceptor - Lot 2

FY24

2011

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Oct 2009

Mar 2011

Jul 2013

22

12.100

Interceptor - Lot 4

FY24

2012

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Aug 2011

Aug 2012

Jun 2015

46

11.022

Interceptor - Lot 5

FY24

2013

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Aug 2011

Sep 2013

Jul 2017

34

11.022

Interceptor - Lot 6

FY24

2014

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Jun 2013

Dec 2013

Mar 2018

27

11.022

Interceptor - Lot 7

FY24

2015

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Mar 2014

Dec 2015

Aug 2018

38

10.100

Interceptor - Lot 8

FY24

2016

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Apr 2015

Dec 2015

Feb 2019

36

10.100

Interceptor - Lot 9

FY24

2017

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

May 2016

Mar 2017

Jan 2020

47

9.185

Interceptor - Lot 10

FY24

2018

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Dec 2016

Dec 2017

Oct 2020

109

9.169

Interceptor - Lot 11

FY24

2019

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

May 2018

Apr 2019

Dec 2021

110

8.410

Interceptor - Lot 12

FY24

2020

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Oct 2018

Mar 2020

Mar 2023

39

8.397

Interceptor - Lot 13

FY25

2021

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Aug 2020

Mar 2022

Feb 2025

39

9.528

Interceptor - Lot 14

FY25

2022

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

Aug 2020

Apr 2022

Sep 2027

32

9.528

Interceptor - Lot 15

FY25

2023

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

May 2022

Apr 2023

Jan 2028

18

10.020

Interceptor - Lot 16

FY25

2024

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

May 2022

Dec 2023

Mar 2028

11

12.336

Interceptor - Lot 17

FY25

2025

Lockheed Martin / Troy, AL

May 2024

Jan 2025

Jul 2028

12

12.773

Launcher - Lot 1

FY24

2010

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Oct 2009

May 2011

Apr 2013

6

9.170

Launcher - Lot 2

FY24

2011

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Oct 2009

May 2011

Oct 2013

6

9.130

Launcher - Lot 3

FY24

2011

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Aug 2011

Jul 2012

May 2014

6

9.130

Launcher - Lot 4

FY24

2012

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Aug 2011

Jul 2012

Nov 2014

6

7.490

Launcher - Lot 6

FY24

2014

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Jun 2013

Aug 2014

Mar 2016

12

9.050

TFCC Tactical Station Group - Lot 2

FY24

2011

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Oct 2009

Mar 2011

May 2013

4

10.100

TFCC Tactical Station Group - Lot 3

FY24

2011

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Aug 2011

Jul 2012

Aug 2014

2

10.100

TFCC Tactical Station Group - Lot 4

FY24

2012

Lockheed Martin / Camden, AR

Aug 2011

Jul 2012

Oct 2014

2

9.260

Standard Missile SM-3 Block I Family Costs

Description: The SM-3 Block IB improves Sea-Based Weapon Systems ability to expand the BMD battlespace, engage longer range, more sophisticated ballistic missiles that may deploy countermeasures and launch in larger raid sizes. The SM-3 Block IB Kinetic Warhead's (KW) two color infrared (IR) seeker and advanced signal processor provides a real-time discrimination and characterization capability while improving sensitivity for longer range targets and performance against more sophisticated threats. Additionally, the Throttleable Divert and Attitude Control System KW divert engine has been upgraded over the SM-3 Block IA to provide a more flexible divert in order to maneuver the KW to intercept.

After FY 2024, the Department will discontinue the SM-3 BLK IB procurements in favor of SM-3 BLK IIA.

Cost Element

P-1 Source

FY

Contractor and Location

RFP Issue Date

Award Date

Date of First Delivery

Qty (Each)

Unit Cost (M)

SM-3 Block IA Procurement

FY24

2009

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Mar 2007

Feb 2008

Mar 2010

11

8.405

SM-3 Block IA Procurement

FY24

2010

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Mar 2007

Apr 2008

Aug 2010

24

8.119

SM-3 Block IA Procurement

FY24

2011

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Nov 2010

Aug 2012

Sep 2013

22

9.525

SM-3 Block IA Procurement

FY24

2012

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2011

Aug 2012

Jul 2014

14

9.867

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2012

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2011

May 2012

Dec 2013

14

13.400

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2013

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2012

Jun 2013

Jun 2014

33

12.130

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2014

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2013

Apr 2014

Jan 2016

52

10.236

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2015

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2014

Mar 2015

Nov 2016

52

11.411

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2016

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2015

Mar 2016

Oct 2018

46

11.538

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2017

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2016

Mar 2017

Oct 2019

35

10.896

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2018

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2017

Apr 2019

Oct 2020

44

11.843

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY24

2019

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Aug 2018

Mar 2020

May 2022

39

8.980

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY25

2020

Raytheon / Tucson. AZ

Aug 2018

Mar 2020

Apr 2023

32

8.980

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY25

2021

Raytheon / Tucson. AZ

Aug 2018

Mar 2021

May 2024

40

8.890

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY25

2022

Raytheon / Tucson. AZ

Aug 2018

Mar 2022

Apr 2025

40

8.890

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY25

2023

Raytheon / Tucson. AZ

Aug 2018

Mar 2023

Feb 2026

47

8.980

SM-3 Block IB Procurement

FY25

2024

Raytheon / Tucson. AZ

Sep 2022

Sep 2024

Mar 2027

27

12.509

Standard Missile SM-3 Block IIA Costs

Description: The SM-3 Block IIA provides greater capability over SM-3 Block IB, including increased velocity and range provided by a 21-inch diameter rocket motor propulsion stack, more than doubled seeker sensitivity, and more than tripled divert capability incorporated in an advanced Kinetic Warhead (KW). New component technologies include, but are not limited to: lightweight nosecone, advanced KW, 21-inch second stage rocket motor, and 21-inch third stage rocket motor.

Cost Element

P-1 Source

FY

Contractor and Location

RFP Issue Date

Award Date

Date of First Delivery

Qty (Each)

Unit Cost (M)

SM-3 Block IIA

FY25

2020

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Mar 2019

Mar 2020

Sep 2025

7

27.345

SM-3 Block IIA

FY25

2021

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Mar 2021

Jun 2022

Dec 2025

9

26.227

SM-3 Block IIA

FY25

2022

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Mar 2021

Jun 2022

Mar 2026

16

28.411

SM-3 Block IIA

FY25

2023

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Sep 2022

Feb 2024

Feb 2027

24

26.098

SM-3 Block IIA

FY25

2024

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Sep 2022

Feb 2024

Feb 2028

12

31.386

SM-3 Block IIA

FY25

2025

Raytheon / Tucson, AZ

Sep 2022

May 2025

Oct 2028

12

28.703