“We’re honored to have been selected to support the critical role our E-6B Mercury aircraft serve in our country’s nuclear deterrent strategy,” said Ed Boyington, Vertex Aerospace president and CEO. “The award of this CLS contract gives Vertex the opportunity to extend our innovative logistic services further throughout the Navy with the ultimate goal of increasing aircraft readiness.”
Initial contract transitions began December 1, 2020. Kelly Miller, Vertex’s Aerospace Logistics senior vice president, says things are going smoothly due in part to Vertex’s 20-plus year partnership with the U.S. Navy as well as the company’s vast staffing experience.
“We have matured and streamlined our contract management process to align with our values,” said Miller. “The Vertex team is committed to providing complete transparency and low risk levels for transition programs and we have perfected the workforce management piece to ensure continued mission success for our warfighters.”
Contract performance begins February 1, 2021 and work is expected to be completed by 2027. The U.S. Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), Patuxent River, Maryland, is the contracting activity.
About Vertex Aerospace
Vertex Aerospace offers a global capability and complete solution for government and commercial customers. The mid-level aerospace Company operates in over 100 locations worldwide providing aftermarket aerospace services for more than 2,400 fixed and rotary wing airframes. Vertex’s agility, rapid deployment capability, and customer optimization have distinguished it from competitors for over half a century. With a 50 percent veteran workforce, the Mississippi-based company understands the challenges faced by the defense sector. More information can be found at vtxaero.com.
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