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  • Lockheed Lands O&M Services Contract From Navy for eCASS Assets - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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    Lockheed Lands O&M Services Contract From Navy for eCASS Assets

    A Lockheed Martin subsidiary has secured a $7 million contract from the U.S. Navy to provide operations and maintenance services for electronic Consolidated Automated Support System assets. Lockheed Martin Mission Systems and Training will provide repair, replacement, calibration, configuration management, functional tests, inventory maintenance and return-to-service processes for eCASS, the Defense Department said Tuesday. The contract also […] More

  • Textron Continues Support for Lockheed's Production of Navy Aircraft Testing System - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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    Textron Continues Support for Lockheed’s Production of Navy Aircraft Testing System

    Textron Systems‘ electronic systems unit will continue manufacturing radio frequency components for Lockheed Martin‘s electronic Consolidated Automated Support System under a U.S. Navy contract awarded in February 2015. Textron said Tuesday its electronic systems business unit is scheduled to deliver 31 Radio Frequency Mission Equipment Kits in July. The Rhode Island-based company said its RF MEK — one of […] More

  • Lockheed Delivers 1st Automated Avionics Test System for Navy; Randy Core Comments - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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    Lockheed Delivers 1st Automated Avionics Test System for Navy; Randy Core Comments

    Lockheed Martin has provided the U.S. Navy with the first electronic Consolidated Automated Support System that works to troubleshoot and fix the avionic components of the service’s aircraft fleet. The Navy can use eCASS, which will be deployed at aircraft intermediate maintenance depots and aboard aircraft carriers, to test the fleet’s operational readiness, Lockheed said Wednesday. Randy Core, director of enterprise test […] More