GD C4 Systems wins $16M contract to replace radars
General Dynamics has won a $16 million contract modification to provide a close-in radar for the Army's Range Radar Replacement Program.
General Dynamics C4 Systems has won a $16 million contract modification to develop a new radar system for the U.S. Army’s Range Radar Replacement Program.
The High/Medium Power Close-in Radar system will acquire information about the launch and early stages of flight for munitions and other low-flying objects, the company said in a release.
This will provide fidelity when tracking such targets at a range of 37 miles or more.
The company also released a list of its teammates on the contract:
- STAR Dynamics
- Georgia Tech Research Institute of Atlanta
- EO Imaging
Work will be performed in Scottsdale, Ariz.; Kilgore, Longview and Richardson, Texas; State College, Pa.; Hilliard, Ohio; Reston, Va.; Fort Walton Beach and Melbourne, Fla.; and Atlanta., the company said.
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