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RTX Corporation (Raytheon)

Tracked giving exceeds tracked receipts by

$2,400,000

Second-largest defense contractor ($68.9 billion revenue in 2023). Formed from the 2020 merger of Raytheon and United Technologies. Maker of Patriot and THAAD missile systems, Pratt & Whitney engines.

defense
Cycle

Tracked direct giving

$2,400,000

Tracked donations to candidate

$0

Connections

7

Coalition view

RTX Corporation (Raytheon) operates as part of a multi-committee coalition with Raytheon Company PAC (RTX). Combined tracked totals across all coalition members below give the figure most public sources quote (Sludge, JNS, OpenSecrets).

Combined tracked giving

$2,400,000

Combined tracked receipts

$0

Government Contracts Received

Total tracked contract value

$51.4B

(30 awards)

AgencyAmountTypeDateSource
Department of Defense$8.7B—Mar 2018USASpending
Department of Defense$7.9B—Oct 2001USASpending
Department of Defense$7.5B—Mar 2020USASpending
Department of Defense$4.9B—Dec 2020USASpending
Department of Defense$3.6B—Jan 2008USASpending
Department of Defense$2.8B—Sep 2023USASpending
Department of Defense$2.7B—Nov 2016USASpending
Department of Defense$2.2B—Apr 2015USASpending
Department of Defense$1.8B—Dec 2016USASpending
Department of Defense$1.7B—May 2003USASpending
Department of Defense$1.7B—Jun 2016USASpending
Department of Defense$1.6B—Jan 2020USASpending
Department of Defense$1.5B—May 2014USASpending
Department of Defense$1.4B—May 2006USASpending
Department of Defense$1.4B—Jan 2018USASpending
Department of Defense$17.0M—Jun 2000USASpending
Department of Defense$8.9MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Jan 2007USASpending
Department of Energy$8.2MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)May 2021USASpending
Department of Defense$8.0MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Sep 2014USASpending
Department of Energy$7.4MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Jun 2021USASpending
Department of Energy$6.6M—Sep 2010USASpending
Department of Defense$6.4MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Apr 2008USASpending
Department of Energy$6.2MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Sep 2010USASpending
Department of Defense$6.0M—May 2011USASpending
Department of Defense$5.6M—Dec 2005USASpending
Department of Defense$5.5MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Mar 2014USASpending
Department of Energy$4.8MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Oct 2022USASpending
National Aeronautics and Space Administration$4.5MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Aug 2016USASpending
Department of Defense$4.4MCOOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B)Jun 2014USASpending
Department of Energy$4.3M—Sep 2010USASpending

Data from USASpending.gov. Amounts reflect award values at time of obligation.

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Donations Given

RecipientAmountDateCycle
Center for Strategic and International Studies$2,000,000Jan 1, 20102010
Hudson Institute$400,000Jan 1, 20152016

Relationships

TypeConnected ToDetailsSource
Funded research atRAND CorporationRaytheon funder of RAND researchEditorial
Coalition withDefense industryRTX (Raytheon) is the second-largest US defense contractorEditorial
Funded research atHudson InstituteRTX Corporation (Raytheon) donated ~$0.4M to Hudson Institute (2015-2023)Editorial
Funded research atCenter for Strategic and International StudiesRTX Corporation (Raytheon) donated ~$2.0M to Center for Strategic and International Studies (2010-2023)Editorial
Has as instrumentRaytheon Company PAC (RTX)RTX PAC is the political arm of RTX Corporation (Raytheon)Editorial
EmployedGregory HayesChairman and CEO of RTX CorporationEditorial
EmployedLloyd AustinBoard member of Raytheon (now RTX) before appointment as Secretary of Defense (revolving door)Editorial