Huntsville, Ala. – February 6, 2026 — Canvas, a leading provider of test, technology, and engineering solutions, has been selected as a subcontractor to Credence on a newly awarded contract for the United States Air Force F-16 program under the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC).
The contract encompasses Foreign Military Sales, modernization, and sustainment efforts for one of the most widely operated fighter aircraft in the world. The team will carry out acquisition, engineering, logistics, and financial activities that sustain the F-16 platform across global fleets and operational environments.
Within this effort, Canvas will execute work across critical mission areas aligned with F-16 delivery, modernization, and sustainment objectives. The focus is on execution that keeps aircraft viable as requirements evolve and operational demands increase.
“The F-16 remains a critical platform for the U.S. Air Force and allied nations,” said Gerald Burnett, Chief Operations Officer of Canvas. “This award expands Canvas’ role within a globally relevant program and reflects our ability to execute disciplined, high-consequence work across complex Air Force portfolios.”
“Our teams apply rigorous test and engineering practices to keep aircraft viable as requirements evolve,” said Jacob Jaworski, Business Unit Director for Test & Engineering at Canvas. “From modernization efforts to sustainment activities, the focus is on execution that improves availability, predictability, and long-term performance.”
About Canvas
Canvas is a test, technology, and engineering company headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, with nearly 700 employees nationwide. Canvas delivers mission-ready capabilities across test and evaluation, engineering, software and data, hypersonics and advanced weapon systems, digital engineering, cyber, and AI-enabled autonomy, applying technical depth and disciplined execution to complex national defense challenges.
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