Tactical Vehicles

The U.S. Army extended Michigan Technological University’s mobile energy project by 18 months, bringing its timeline to three years and total value to $16.9 million. Work with Oshkosh Defense will integrate a 120-kW, 600-volt DC power kit onto the FMTV A2, with potential follow-on needs in prototyping, demonstration, and production.

The U.S. Army has awarded contracts to GM Defense, Ford, and BC Customs for the development of nine Infantry Squad Vehicle-Heavy (ISV-Heavy) prototypes. Each company will deliver three vehicles by March 2027, reflecting the Army's push for modernization in tactical vehicle fleets.

The U.S. Army awarded **Oshkosh Defense LLC** a $39 million contract for the **Family of Tactical Vehicles V** program. This investment highlights ongoing efforts to modernize tactical vehicle fleets, presenting new opportunities for contractors in vehicle manufacturing and support services.

The United States Marine Corps has awarded a sole-source IDIQ contract valued at **$98 million** to Polaris Government and Defense for MRZR Alpha Ultra-Light Tactical Vehicles (ULTVs). This contract includes a new **5kW exportable power** variant, aligning with the USMC's operational flexibility and modernization goals.

The U.S. Marine Corps has awarded Polaris Government and Defense up to **$98.3 million** for continued production of Ultra-Light Tactical Vehicles. These contracts, aimed at enhancing expeditionary mobility and rapid deployment capabilities, mark a significant investment in tactical vehicle solutions aligning with the Marine Corps’ modernization goals.