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Lockheed Martin“™s rotary and mission systems business received a $76.7M contract modification to continue maintaining U.S. Navy test sites to support the development and assessment of Aegis Combat System updates for domestic and international clients.
Kenneth Possenriede, an executive vice president and chief financial officer of Lockheed Martin, said the company is seeing strong demand for its Hellfire, Joint Air to Surface Standoff Missile and Patriot Advanced Capability““3 systems, Flightglobal reported Tuesday.
The Missile Defense Agency is seeking white papers for applied research and advanced technology development services focused on enhancing the U.S. military“™s ballistic missile defense system.
BAE Systems is developing an autonomous system designed to disrupt sensors of incoming missiles and transition projectiles away from their targets, C4ISRNET reported Wednesday.
Executive Mosaic is honored to introduce Dave Wajsgras, president of Raytheon's intelligence, information and services segment, as an inductee into the 2019 Wash100 “” Executive Mosaic“™s annual selection of most influential voices in the government contracting arena “” for leading the development of “organic“ R&D and securing major contracts from several federal agencies. This marks the fifth consecutive Wash100 award for Wajsgras.
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce John Harris, vice president of business development at Raytheon and CEO of the company“™s international business, as an inductee into the 2019 Wash100 “” Executive Mosaic“™s annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena “” for leading the company to several major contracts and supporting projects in defense, civil government and cybersecurity. This marks the second consecutive Wash100 award for Harris.
The U.S. Army plans to purchase some Israel-made Iron Dome missile defense systems designed to counter mortar bombs and other incoming threats through the use of small interceptor missiles, Reuters reported Wednesday. “The Iron Dome will be assessed and experimented as a system that is currently available to protect deployed U.S. military service members against a wide variety of indirect fire threats and aerial threats,“ the service said in a statement.
Raytheon demonstrated the search, detection and tracking functions of its new air and missile defense radar during a recent test at the U.S. Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility in Kauai, Hawaii, the company said Tuesday. Raytheon began developing the radar in January 2014.
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