the JLTV Family of Vehicles. In February 2021 Oshkosh announced the company had produced its 10,000th JLTV, and had received orders for 18,126 JLTVs in contracts totalling more than USD6 billion. The first National Guard fielding of JLTV was the 19th SF in 3QFY21. On 26 January 2022 a Presolicitation Notice (W56HZV-20-R-0072) was issued for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) Family of Vehicles (FoV) Follow-On, the A2 contract. The anticipated solicitation release date was 04 February 2022 with an anticipated proposal due date of 12 April 2022; actual release date was 09 Feb. The planned period of performance for this contract is from September 2022 through September 2032. The awarded contract will be a single award, five-year requirements type contract, with five one-year options on a Cost-Plus Fixed-Fee and Firm-Fixed Price basis. The projected contract value is $7.3 billion with original contract award pricing retained (plus inflation), and the award is expected to call for a maximum of 15,425 A2 JLTV and 6,000 JLTV Trailers, with deliveries to commence 18 months after contract award. In addition to Oshkosh, respondents to the RfP are expected to include AM General, GM Defense, and Navistar. As of April 2022, 15 JLTV delivery orders had been placed, the most recent of these in November 2021 and valued at USD591 million. The order includes 1,669 vehicles and 868 trailers, the vehicle total including 125 JLTVs for Brazil, Lithuania, Montenegro, and Slovenia. Deliveries are expected to be completed by September 2023. This latest order brings the total number of JLTVs ordered to date to 19,727. In summary, known JLTV delivery orders for U.S. armed forces to date have been: August 2015: 201 as part of the original JLTV base award and for the test and evaluation phase March 2016: 657; value $243 million September 2016: 130; value $42 million January 2017: 409; value $179 million August 2017: 748; value $195 million September 2017: 611; value $177 million December 2017: 258; value $100.1 million February 2018: 416; value $106 million June 2018: 1,574; value $484 million November 2018: 6,107; value $1.69 billion December 2019: 2,721; value $803.9 million February 2020: 1,240; value $407.3 million (includes unspecified quantities for Slovenia and Lithuania as FMS) July 2020: 248; value $127 million November 2020: 2,679; value $884.4 million (brought the total of JLTVs ordered for U.S. forces to date to 17,731, and was technically the first order under the