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TT Electronics secures $10.3M contract from Collins Aerospace

TT Electronics secures $10.3M contract from Collins Aerospace

TT Electronics announces that Collins Aerospace, an RTX business, has awarded the company a $10.3 million, multi-year production contract to supply high-reliability power modules and power filter assemblies for a classified US Department of Defence (DoD) programme.

Prototypes will be delivered in early 2026, with development and manufacturing taking place at TT Electronics’ facility in Kansas City. The contract strengthens an established partnership between the two companies, positioning both organisations to deliver advanced power electronics solutions for mission-critical defence programmes through the next decade.

“This contract award reaffirms our position as a trusted engineering and manufacturing collaborator to Collins Aerospace,” commented Matt Freeman, Executive Vice President at TT Electronics. “Through mutual trust and collaboration, we provide technical expertise and product innovation at the highest level.


“Our strategic relationship with Collins Aerospace exemplifies the power of aligned R&D efforts and synchronised technology roadmaps. By working closely together, we’re not only delivering cutting-edge solutions but also strengthening the US defence supply chain through domestic manufacturing capabilities and technological innovation that directly supports our warfighters and national security objectives.”

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