The capture window is upcoming, with agencies typically planning 12–18 months ahead and the window opening around Aug 28, 2028. The Boeing Company accounts for 27.1% of lane-scoped obligated dollars ($38.2B of $141.0B) in this NAICS/PSC lane (not firm-wide) at DOD over the trailing window. Protest posture is manageable based on agency-scoped GAO merit sustain rate of 11.1% (144 merit decisions; 748 protests in this agency filter), which is above the 8.2% government-wide GAO baseline.
KC-46 FMS EFFORT FOR ISRAEL AIRCRAFT 5&6 AND JAPAN AIRCRAFT 7-10.
Current PoP ends Feb 28, 2030 (1312 days remaining). Agencies typically plan 12–18 months ahead — capture window opens around Aug 28, 2028.
Track recompete timing in SCOUT →THE BOEING COMPANY — $14.7B obligated across 1,530 awards (firm-wide, all agencies) · lead buyer Department of Defense (DOD).
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Lane-scoped awardees in 336411 / 1510 — full competitive set stays in SCOUT.
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