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Lockheed Martin Corporation v. Howmet Aerospace Inc. et al
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February 27, 2024
F-35 Parts Supplier Says New Lockheed Claim Is Too Late
Titanium parts supplier Howmet Aerospace Inc. says Lockheed Martin Corp. waited too long to accuse it of anticipatory breach of a contract to provide F-35 parts, saying Lockheed had long known of Howmet's plan to leave the market in 2025.
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February 07, 2024
Supplier Says 'Eleventh-Hour' Lockheed Claim Doesn't Belong
A titanium parts supplier has told a Texas federal judge that it's too late for Lockheed Martin Corp. to add a claim to its lawsuit seeking to force the supplier to deliver F-35 parts, saying the defense giant was merely strategizing.
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December 08, 2023
F-35 Parts Supplier Says Lockheed Avoiding Higher Costs
Titanium parts supplier Howmet Aerospace countered Lockheed Martin's quest to have it deliver F-35 parts under a decades-old deal price, telling a Texas federal judge that the aerospace and defense contractor only wanted to avoid taking on titanium cost hikes.