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Key Findings

• A multiyear procurement of three lots of F-22A fighters would save an estimated $411 million—about 4.5 percent of the total contract value.
• Seventy percent of the $411 million can already be traced to substantiated savings estimates identified by the contractors.
• These proposed savings approach the 5.5–17.7 percent savings in total contract value estimated in other multiyear aircraft procurements.
• F-22A estimated savings on a dollars-per-aircraft basis are higher than for all historical fighter and attack aircraft and just above the median for all aircraft.
• The F-22A program has fewer opportunities for multiyear savings than do most historical programs.