Executive Mosaic is honored to present Roy Azevedo, president of space and airborne systems at Raytheon, as an inductee into the 2020 edition of the Wash100 Award for his efforts to advance defense systems and integrate modern technology into Raytheon’s infrastructure.
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ULA-Ball Aerospace STEM Program to Feature RUAG, Airborne Systems Tech Platforms; Tory Bruno Quoted
United Launch Alliance has partnered with Airborne Systems and RUAG to support a STEM education program that seeks to expose students and interns to space launch operations.
Read More »Airborne Systems to Build Multimission Parachute Tech for Marines
Airborne Systems of North America has won a potential five-year, $26.7 million contract to develop a parachute system and provide related reports to the U.S. Marine Corps. The Marine Corps received two proposals for the the Enhanced Multi-Mission Parachute System procurement contract and will obligate $2.3 million on the first delivery order, the Defense …
Read More »RegistrarDaily: New Report Names Top Firms in Airborne Systems Surveillance Radar Industry
A new report has named the top manufacturers in the airborne systems surveillance radar industry based on their present and potential sales and revenue, RegistrarDaily reported Monday. The Airborne Systems Surveillance Radar market research provided information on the business, revenue segmentation and products of the companies, as well as their market growth forcast, …
Read More »Navy Picks General Dynamics IT for Shipboard, Airborne Systems Development
General Dynamics‘ information technology unit has landed a $47 million contract from the U.S. Navy to provide support for new and existing shipboard and airborne systems. General Dynamics Information Technology will provide other services such as customization, design, fabrication, modernization, logistics, installation, testing, evaluation and related services through March 2017, …
Read More »Airborne Systems-Built Software Aims to Guide Parachutists to Landing Targets; Vincent Mignot Comments
Airborne Systems has developed a navigation software designed to help military parachutists reach their landing targets, Fedscoop reported Wednesday. Greg Otto writes the Airborne Systems-developed Pilot software is installed on Panasonic-built Toughpad ruggedized tablet attached to the parachute and works to measure distance, altitude and wind speed from the landing …
Read More »Lockheed, WUT Conclude Airborne Systems Integration Research Project
Lockheed Martin and the Warsaw University of Technology in Poland have wrapped up their collaborative research of new methods to integrate manned and unmanned airborne technologies. The company said Friday it helped university researchers develop software during the Optimizing Unmanned System of Systems research project. The partnership sought to identify …
Read More »Cubic to Provide Air Force with Airborne Systems, Monitors, Display Units
Cubic Corp.’s subsidiary Cubic Defense Applications has won a $14,972,799 firm-fixed-price contract to provide the U.S. Air Force with airborne, ground and transport subsystems, the Pentagon announced Tuesday. Cubic will provide around 70 airborne subsystems, parallel umbilical and ground subsystems. Systems will include: a transport ground subsystem with live monitor …
Read More »Mercury Systems to Deliver Ruggedized Memory Devices for Airborne Military Computing System
Mercury Systems has received a $3.2 million order to deliver ruggedized memory devices to a prime defense contractor for an effort to develop an advanced airborne military computing system. The company said Thursday the computing system will be equipped with the BuiltSECURE products that include high density secure memory hardware and military-grade solid-state drives. The …
Read More »Mercury Systems to Supply Military-Grade SSDs for Airborne Mission Mgmt Application
Mercury Systems has received a $3.9 million follow-on order from a defense company to produce solid-state drives for use in airborne mission management efforts. Andover, Massachusetts-based Mercury Systems said Thursday it booked the order during the second quarter of its 2018 fiscal year and scheduled to deliver military-grade SSDs to the customer over …
Read More »Raytheon to Support Army Airborne Surveillance Sensor, Defense Systems
The U.S. Army has awarded Raytheon a potential five-year, $48 million contract to perform support work on the military branch’s cooperative aviation surveillance sensor and man-portable air defense systems. Raytheon will support AN/UPR-3 CASS and Avenger/Stinger MANPADS along with AN/TPX-57(V)2, AN/TPX-58(V)1, AN/TPX-59 and ADI KIV-77 subassemblies, the Defense Department said Tuesday. The Army …
Read More »Elbit Systems to Produce Airborne Laser Designators for APAC Clients; Elad Aharonson Comments
Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has awarded Elbit Systems two contracts worth nearly $35 million combined to produce airborne laser designators for two Asia-Pacific countries. Elbit said Tuesday it will perform contract work for three years and provide miniaturized laser systems that will work to provide aircrews a precise target designation and closure of the …
Read More »Mercury Systems Receives Order for Manned Airborne Sonar Digital Signal Processing Subsystems
A defense contractor has awarded Mercury Systems a $4.4 million follow-on order for manned airborne sonar digital signal processing subsystems. The company said Thursday it booked the order in the last quarter of fiscal 2016 and is set to ship the subsystems through the next several quarters. Didier Thibaud, Mercury Systems’ executive …
Read More »CACI to Help Navy Build, Install Airborne C4I Systems; Ken Asbury Comments
The U.S. Navy has awarded CACI International a 20-month, $63.5 million contract to support the Naval Air Warfare Center’s research and development work on C4I (command, control, computers, communications, intelligence) technologies. CACI said Monday it will help NAWCAD design, produce and install rapid reaction aerial vehicle C4I systems for the …
Read More »Raytheon to Produce Airborne Sonar Systems for US Navy; Kevin Peppe Comments
Raytheon has been awarded a potential $98 million contract to supply the U.S. Navy with airborne low frequency sonar systems. The contract contains an option for the company to produce additional AN/AQS-22 systems for U.S. inventory and the foreign military sales program, Raytheon said Wednesday. ALFS serves as the undersea warfare …
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