The Boeing Company

Public company · BA
UEI
M25AW7P5S7K7
EIN
91-0425694
SAM.gov registration
Not checked yet
Parent company
The Boeing Company
Physical address
6001 S AIR DEPOT BLVD, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73135
Risk score
Medium
0–100

Forensic summary

THE BOEING COMPANY is a major U.S. federal contractor based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In our records, the company has 35 contracts with the federal government, totaling approximately $424.8 million in obligated funds. The majority of these contracts, 35 awards, are with the Department of Defense, which accounts for nearly all of the company’s federal obligations. The company operates primarily in the aerospace and defense sector, with significant activity in aircraft manufacturing, engineering services, and aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing. Its stock is listed under the ticker symbol BA.

The vendor has a risk score of 15 out of 100, indicating a medium risk level. This score is influenced by two key indicators: 72% of its obligations were awarded without full and open competition, and 100% of its revenue comes from the Department of Defense. These factors suggest a high level of dependency on a single agency and limited competition in its contract awards, which may warrant further review. No exclusions or other risk indicators were found in our database.

Written by AI only from the data on this page. Check the linked sources before relying on it.

Risk indicators

  • Most obligations awarded without full and open competition · share: 72%+10
  • Revenue concentrated in a single agency · share: 100%, agency: Department of Defense+5

The score adds up statistical indicators from public records. It is a prompt for review, not evidence of wrongdoing.

Stock market and financials (SEC)

This company is publicly traded · BA · SEC EDGAR

Group federal contracts (12 months)
$12.7B
Latest annual revenue
$89.5B
Government dependence (approx.)
14%
Group companies with contracts
18
Fiscal yearRevenueNet incomeOperating cash flowAssetsEquityLong-term debt
2025$89.5B$2.2B$1.1B———
2024$66.5B-$11.8B-$12.1B$156.4B-$3.9B$53.6B
2023$77.8B-$2.2B$6B$137B-$17.2B$52.1B
2022$66.6B-$4.9B$3.5B$137.1B-$15.9B$56.8B
2021$62.3B-$4.2B-$3.4B$138.6B-$15B$57.9B

Material events (8-K), last 3 years

  • Oct 27, 2026 8-K · Results of operations
  • Aug 28, 2026 8-K · Material agreement, New financial obligation
  • Aug 21, 2026 8-K · Director or officer change
  • Jul 28, 2026 8-K · Results of operations
  • Apr 22, 2026 8-K · Results of operations
  • Apr 17, 2026 8-K · Shareholder vote
  • Jan 27, 2026 8-K · Results of operations
  • Dec 8, 2025 8-K · Regulation FD disclosure
  • Dec 3, 2025 8-K · Director or officer change, Regulation FD disclosure
  • Oct 29, 2025 8-K · Results of operations
  • Aug 28, 2025 8-K · Material agreement, New financial obligation
  • Jul 29, 2025 8-K · Results of operations

Annual figures from official SEC filings (XBRL). Dependence compares federal contracts signed by group companies in the last 12 months (total contract value, which may span several years) with the latest annual revenue: a reference, not an accounting figure. Stock prices are not included.

Digital presence and cybersecurity

boeing.com · official website (Wikidata)

Digital hygiene
B · 85/100
Domain age
40 years
registered Sep 2, 1986
Corporate email
office365.us
DNS hosting
boeing.net
  • ✓ Valid HTTPS
  • ✗ No HSTS
  • ✓ Content Security Policy
  • ✓ Clickjacking protection
  • ✓ SPF strict (-all)
  • ✓ DMARC reject

Detected technology: Adobe Experience ManagerGoogle Analytics / Tag ManagerAmazon CloudFront

Passive check on Oct 29, 2026: only what any browser sees when opening the homepage and what the domain publishes in DNS (no scans or probing). It is a baseline best-practice reference, not a security audit; a missing header does not imply a vulnerability.

Corporate governance (SEC)

Directors, officers and 10% owners

Malave Jesus JrEVP and CFOAug 19, 2026
Ortberg Robert KellyDirector · President & CEOAug 12, 2026
Parker Stephen KennethEVP, Pres. & CEO, BDSSep 1, 2026
Raymond David ChristopherEVP, Pres. & CEO, BGSAug 18, 2026
Ruhmann Donald W.Chief Aerospace Safety OfficerJun 26, 2026
Bradway Robert ADirectorJul 6, 2026
Buckley Mortimer JDirectorJul 6, 2026
Doughtie Lynne MDirectorJul 6, 2026
Good Lynn JDirectorJul 6, 2026
Gitlin David L.DirectorJul 6, 2026
Harris Stayce D.DirectorJul 6, 2026
Johri AkhilDirectorJul 6, 2026
Joyce David LeonDirectorJul 6, 2026
Mollenkopf Steven MDirectorJul 6, 2026
Richardson John MDirectorJul 6, 2026
Tilden Bradley DDirectorJul 6, 2026
Reported subsidiaries (18)
  • Astro Limited · Bermuda
  • Astro-II, Inc. · Vermont
  • Aviall, Inc. · Delaware
  • Boeing Aerospace Operations, Inc. · Delaware
  • Boeing Aircraft Holding Company · Delaware
  • Boeing Australia Holdings Proprietary Limited · Australia
  • Boeing Defence Australia Ltd · Australia
  • Boeing Defence UK Limited · United Kingdom
  • Boeing Deutschland GmbH · Germany
  • Boeing Distribution Services, Inc. · Delaware
  • Boeing Distribution, Inc. · Delaware
  • Boeing Europe B.V. · Netherlands
  • Boeing Global Holdings Corporation · Delaware
  • Boeing International Logistics Spares, Inc. · Delaware
  • Boeing Netherlands B.V. · Netherlands
  • Insitu, Inc. · Washington
  • Spirit AeroSystems Holdings, Inc. · Delaware
  • Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. · Delaware

Directors and owners from the latest Forms 3 and 4; subsidiaries from Exhibit 21 of the latest annual report (10-K). A name match does not prove identity. Source: SEC EDGAR.

Linked entities

The Boeing CompanyThe Boeing CompanyTHE BOEING COMPANY — Parent / subsidiaryThe Boeing CompanyTHE BOEING COMPANY — Same address
Parent / subsidiarySame address

Links come from shared physical addresses, reported executives and parent companies. A link is not an accusation.

Contract history

AwardAgencyDescriptionSignedObligatedModsObligated / ceilingCompetition
FA810526FB009Department Of The Air ForceKC135 ENGINEERING SERVICE OPTION 1 AWARDJun 10, 2026$23,285,6040×1.00Not competed
FA813426FB040Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTIC SUPPORT (CLS) FOR C-32/C-40 FLEETFeb 26, 2026$24,455,8624×1.00Competed
FA813426FB004Department Of The Air ForceENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MULTIPLE PLATFORMSJan 29, 2026$26,316,3014×1.00Not competed
FA813426FB005Department Of The Air ForceENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MULTIPLE PLATFORMSJan 29, 2026$17,326,6733×1.00Not competed
FA813426FB002Department Of The Air ForceENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MULTIPLE PLATFORMSJan 28, 2026$14,288,6322×1.00Not competed
FA813426FB008Department Of The Air ForceOPTION YEAR 10 ENGINESJan 14, 2026$22,831,4781×1.00Not competed
FA813426FB007Department Of The Air ForceE-4B CONTRACT LOGISTICS SUPPORT (CLS) OPTION YEARS 10 AND 11Dec 23, 2025$117,058,0108×0.67Not competed
FA810726FB001Department Of The Air ForceMODIFICATION OF TWO (2) B-52 MTC-CERTIFIED AIRCRAFT WITH THE CERP MODIFICATION, ALONG WITH SUBSYSTEM MODELING…Dec 23, 2025$84,401,7123×0.04Not competed
FA813426FB073Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$12,928,5550——
FA813426FB018Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$12,292,0290——
FA813426FB003Department Of The Air ForceENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MULTIPLE PLATFORMS—$9,623,3540——
FA812826FB009Department Of The Air ForceAIR LAUNCHED CRUISE MISSILE ENGINEERING SERVICES—$5,895,8200——
FA813426FB021Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$5,601,4430——
FA813426FB081Department Of The Air ForceAC 0125 PDM 9 STRIP EFFORT—$4,966,7930——
FA813426FB011Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$4,899,0010——
FA813426FB085Department Of The Air ForceC-40C ANG CLS 10C-CHECK FOR A/C 0202 AND AFTO 103 SAT-906 REPLACEMENT SB 4223-01—$4,617,0850——
FA813426FB020Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS -C32A CARBON FIBER BRAKES—$4,603,7590——
FA811926F0070Department Of The Air ForceMULTIPLATFORM ENGINEERING SERVICES—$3,937,1310——
FA813426FB034Department Of The Air ForceGALLEY KIT—$3,859,5000——
FA236326CB001Department Of The Air ForceCONTINUE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE ARTIFICIAL INTENLLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY AND SYSTEMS (AITS) LABS TO THE…—$3,397,6890——
FA813426FB010Department Of The Air ForceC-32/C-40 SUSTAINMENT TRAINING 2026—$2,382,6380——
FA853926F0023Department Of The Air ForceAIR FORCE INTEGRATED CONVENTIONAL STORES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REPAIRS—$2,142,0000——
FA813426FB038Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTIC SUPPORT (CLS) FOR C-32/C-40 FLEET—$1,838,9280——
FA813424F4501Defense Contract Management AgencyCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS.—$1,731,6670——
FA813426FB039Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTIC SUPPORT (CLS) FOR C-32/C-40 FLEET—$1,597,8620——
FA813426FB056Department Of The Air ForceC32A C40B/C CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SERVICES—$1,341,4360——
FA810226FB008Department Of The Air ForceTHIS EFFORT IS TO HAVE THE CONTRACTOR IDENTIFY A SUITABLE REPLACEMENT FOR THE PORTABLE HALON FIRE EXTINGUISHE…—$1,162,6700——
FA862821F1010Defense Contract Management AgencyB-52 BFAS EXEC PIT BRIDGE—$1,112,5050——
FA813426FB013Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$1,085,0450——
FA813426FB080Department Of The Air ForceC-32/C-40 CONTRACTOR LOGISTIC SUPPORT (CLS) FLEET—$1,060,8310——
FA813426FB051Department Of The Air ForceA/C 125 ISO AND SURGE SUPPORT FOR A/C 676—$836,2430——
FA813426FB083Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$608,7790——
FA813426FB012Department Of The Air ForceC-32/C-40 CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FLEET—$582,8290——
FA813426FB060Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$429,3990——
FA813426FB036Department Of The Air ForceCONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT FOR THE C-32/C-40 AIRCRAFT FLEETS—$265,9820——