L3Harris Wins $3.7B for Portable Radios and Ancillary Parts
The U.S. Navy awarded L3Harris Technologies Inc. $3.7 billion for the delivery of Portable Radios and Ancillary Parts Program.
The procurement includes fielding of handheld, manpack, fixed mount/vehicular and base-station radios that fulfill Office of the Chief of Naval Operations-approved legacy tactical, portable radio requirements, including high-frequency, very-high frequency, ultra-high frequency, line-of-sight and satellite communications requirements for secure/nonsecure voice and data communications, DAMA-IW and emergency communications for ships.
Work will be performed at L3Harris Corporate office in Rochester, New York.
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