General Motors wins $143 million military vehicle contract
The contract covers the supply of an undisclosed number of infantry squad vehicles and winch kits.
Mason Reed 
General Motors Defense LLC has secured a major win with the U.S. Army, landing a contract worth nearly $143 million. Based out of Warren, Michigan, the company will supply an undisclosed number of infantry squad vehicles (ISV) alongside specialized winch kits.
Proven Performance on the Field
The Infantry Squad Vehicle is engineered to transport up to nine soldiers, offering high adaptability and maintenance efficiency. The platform is built on the foundation of the Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 pick-up, providing the off-road capability necessary for modern combat environments.
Contract Details
According to a Pentagon notice posted Thursday, the Army selected GM after a competitive bidding process that saw three companies vie for the award. The contract, managed by the Army Contracting Command at the Detroit Arsenal in Michigan, is scheduled to run through June 24, 2027.
Expanding the Fleet
This latest move is part of a broader military strategy to field more than 9,000 ISVs. As noted in a Defense Industry Europe report, these vehicles are outfitted with advanced electronic warfare systems to remain effective in evolving combat zones. By November 2025, 1,105 units had already been successfully delivered to Army units. Stay tuned to 205focus.com for more updates on this ongoing military procurement.
