Parsons Corporation announced a task order exceeding $100 million from Nammo to design, program, and manage construction of a new rocket‑motor manufacturing facility in Perry, Florida. The two‑year project will expand the U.S. defense industrial base and strengthen supply‑chain resilience for the Department of War.
The award adds a multi‑year revenue stream for Parsons and underscores its standing as a leading program‑management and construction‑management firm in the defense sector. Parsons’ expertise in managing complex defense infrastructure projects is reinforced by its recent $15 billion Air Force contract and $88 million air‑defense contract in Germany, positioning the company to capture additional defense‑related work.
Nammo, a Norwegian‑Finnish aerospace and defense company, will use the new facility as a center of excellence for rocket‑motor production. The project aligns with the Department of War’s strategy to increase munitions production capacity and address supply‑chain vulnerabilities, a priority that has driven significant federal investment in domestic propulsion manufacturing.
Jon Moretta, president of Engineered Systems for Parsons, said the company is “committed to fueling the arsenal of freedom and rapidly tackling the strategic challenges facing our nation.” He added that Parsons’ technical design, engineering, and PM/CM expertise will accelerate production and strengthen supply‑chain resilience, ensuring the warfighter has what they need when they need it.
The contract reflects a broader trend of U.S. government initiatives to bolster domestic defense manufacturing. By securing this project, Parsons not only expands its portfolio but also contributes to national security objectives, reinforcing its competitive position in the defense construction and program‑management market.
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