Kongsberg To Upgrade Norway’s NASAMS
Kongsberg announced today that has signed a contract worth 168 MNOK ($19 Million) to supply communications equipment and integrate this into Norway’s NASAMS air defence system.
This includes equipment for secure IP communications between all elements in NASAMS. This IP solution is in operational use by international customers, it is proven and has demonstrated high performance and stability.
Deliveries are scheduled over a period of 2 years. Several subcontractors will be involved.
NASAMS is produced by Kongsberg and Raytheon and is the most sold air defense system in NATO in recent years. NASAMS is the backbone of Norwegian air defence.
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