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Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC
Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC received $1.45B in federal awards in FY2025 (up 47% from FY2024). It ranks #57 among federal contractors. Largest customer: Department of Defense ($1.41B). Main industries: Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing, Aircraft Manufacturing.
- FY2025 federal obligations
- $1.45B
- FY2024
- $985.48M
- Rank among contractors
- #57
Largest customers: Department of Defense $1.41B · Department of Homeland Security $39.13M · Department of the Interior $937.5K · Department of Transportation $283.9K · National Aeronautics and Space Administration $19.7K
By fiscal year: FY2023 $1.14B · FY2024 $985.48M · FY2025 $1.45B · FY2026 $1.17B
Industries (NAICS): Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing $1.18B · Aircraft Manufacturing $100.37M · Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing $55.69M · Ship Building and Repairing $27.91M · Other Support Activities for Air Transportation $23.58M
Where the work is done: Indiana $1.34B · Michigan $64.45M · Massachusetts $26.53M · Mississippi $10.50M
Largest awards in FY2025:
- FA812425FB002 $337.97M from Department of Defense: T108 Propulsion Sustainment System- (Engine, Nacelle, and Propeller) Price Per Engine Flying Hour.
- N0001925F0187 $246.14M from Department of Defense: Efh Funding and Above Cap Repairs
- N0002425C2405 $222.10M from Department of Defense: Deobligation of PTT
- N0001924F1885 $112.35M from Department of Defense: The Purpose of This Modification Is to Deobligate Excess Funding on Clin 0206, Due to a Decrease in Flight Hours, Under the T-45 F405 Engine
- FA810725FB002 $57.50M from Department of Defense: Asbca Appeal Settlement
Data through 2026-10-05; source: USAspending.gov.
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