Oshkosh Corp

Oshkosh Defense Partners with Michigan Technological University’s APS LABS to Advance Mobile Energy Generation Capability

Oshkosh Defense announced a partnership with Michigan Technological University's APS LABS to transition the Vehicle Integrated Power Kit (VIPK) from prototype toward production. The VIPK generates up to 120kW at 600 volts DC and is designed to power battlefield systems including counter-drone, directed energy, missile defense, and field hospital applications on the FMTV A2. Next steps include validating two prototypes for government assessment, building two more for continued testing, and finalizing the Technical Data Package — no contract value or revenue was disclosed.

•11d ago

Oshkosh Defense Begins Production of First DXPV Prototype for Netherlands Ministry of Defence

Oshkosh Defense has begun production of its first Dutch Expeditionary Patrol Vehicle (DXPV) prototype, known as the Kaaiman, for the Netherlands Ministry of Defence. The vehicle is derived from the combat-proven JLTV platform, with maritime-optimized corrosion protection, modular protection options, and improved mobility for expeditionary and littoral missions. The same production line is also building JLTV-based Counter-UAS vehicles, underscoring the strategic value of an active production base in accelerating delivery for U.S. and allied customers.

•12d ago

Oshkosh Defense Receives Follow-On Order from Morocco for HET A1 Tractors and Trailers

Oshkosh Defense received a second Direct Commercial Sales order from Morocco for 50 HET A1 tractors and 50 MN573 heavy-duty trailers, plus parts, services, and training. The first tranche of HET A1 tractors has been delivered and is operational, and the order supports Morocco's broader mobility modernization effort. No contract value was disclosed; the deal is a positive international demand signal but likely too small to move OSK's consolidated financials.

•20d ago

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Visits Oshkosh Corporation, Highlighting the Strength of American Manufacturing and the Arsenal of Freedom

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visited Oshkosh Corporation as part of his 'Arsenal of Freedom' tour, praising the company as a model for integrating commercial and defense manufacturing to support national security priorities. During the tour, officials observed production lines for key platforms like the JLTV and FMTV, with Oshkosh noting it has delivered over 25,000 JLTVs since 2015 supported by more than 300 suppliers. Leadership emphasized that 90% of the company's work serves commercial civilian markets, providing the scale and agility to rapidly scale up defense production when required.

•2mo ago

Oshkosh Defense and Marine Depot Maintenance Command Demonstrate Point-of-Need Manufacturing to Accelerate Readiness

Oshkosh Defense successfully demonstrated point-of-need manufacturing for the Marine Depot Maintenance Command during Exercise Valiant Shield 2026, producing an approved LVSR replacement part in Japan using the AdvMFG Hub platform. The demonstration showcased a secure digital sustainment ecosystem that reduces supply chain vulnerability and vehicle downtime by enabling parts production closer to the tactical edge. This capability aims to improve operational readiness in contested environments like the Indo-Pacific, though no specific contract value or immediate financial impact was disclosed.

•2mo ago

Oshkosh Corporation Advances Job Site of the Future Vision with Strategic Equity Investment in Nextera Robotics

Oshkosh Corporation announced a strategic equity investment in Nextera Robotics to advance its 'Job Site of the Future' vision and strengthen its leadership in autonomy, AI, and connectivity. The investment leverages Nextera's Didge platform for job site intelligence and safety monitoring, which complements JLG's ClearSky Smart Fleet ecosystem. This collaboration underscores Oshkosh's open innovation model and will be showcased at the company's CES 2027 experience.

•2mo ago

Oshkosh Defense Secures $142 Million Orders for FMTV A2, Reflecting Continued Global Demand

Oshkosh Defense secured $142 million in new orders for its Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV) A2 platform from U.S. and international customers. The awards cover 4x4 Cargo, 6x6 Cargo, and Long Wheel Base configurations, reflecting sustained global demand for modernized tactical mobility solutions. Pat Williams, Chief Programs Officer, noted that the demand underscores the platform’s ability to meet evolving operational needs with durability and advanced capability.

•4mo ago

Forterra and Prime Contractor Oshkosh Defense Secure U.S. Marine Corps ROGUE-Fires Block 2 Production Award

Oshkosh Defense, a subsidiary of Oshkosh Corporation (OSK), secured a $92 million production award from the U.S. Marine Corps for the ROGUE-Fires Block 2 program. The contract, awarded in partnership with autonomy specialist Forterra, marks the military's first large-scale production deal for ground vehicle autonomy. Oshkosh and Forterra will deliver vehicles through 2031, integrating Forterra's AutoDrive platform into Oshkosh's Family of Carriers to enable autonomous maneuver and distributed fires.

•4mo ago