About $3.75B to the land and armaments arm of BAE Systems — outlays of $1.22B, the highest ratio among the defense contracts this site has yet to cover (Navy)

1Outlays above thirty percent are unusual

A federal contract record carries two figures: what has been obligated and what has actually been paid. Here the first is about $3,745.97 million and the second about $1,219.87 million, a ratio of 32.6 percent.

Across the 207 Department of Defense contracts this site holds as of 2026-08-31, obligations total roughly $1,456.57 billion while recorded outlays total roughly $13.93 billion, an overall ratio of 1.0 percent. Against that, a contract above thirty percent sits far along in the record.

2What the description holds is a work-category marker

The line IGF::OT::IGF describes not the procurement but how the work relates to inherently governmental functions. Three such markers appear across the federal spending records this site holds: as of 2026-08-31, OT on 86 records, CL on 25 and CT on 18.

OT denotes work other than inherently governmental functions, CL work closely associated with them, and CT functions critical to an agency. It is a classification symbol for the nature of the work, not an account of what is being bought. On this contract that single line is all the description field contains.

3The description field does not necessarily say what was bought

Of the 207 Department of Defense contracts this site holds as of 2026-08-31, 41 have a description of twenty characters or fewer, and three hold nothing but a category marker. Even where the sum runs to billions of dollars, the record may not reveal what was procured.

The honest reading is that amount, period, recipient and awarding office are firmly available while understanding the content requires other sources. For this contract the record supports only this much: the Navy awarded it, the land and armaments arm of BAE Systems holds it, it runs from 2015 to 2028, about $3,745.97 million has been obligated, and 32.6 percent of that is recorded as paid.