- World Market for Early Warning Radar Could Reach $30
Billion.
Several multi-national aerospace industry teams will be vying, during the next 10 to 20 years, for a piece of what could be a $30 billion market for so-called airborne early-warning and control (AEW&G) systems. Among the most popular AEW&C systems today is the U.S. Air Force AWACS (airborne warning and ......
- AIRBORNE RADAR: Military Systems Redesigned For
Commercial Applications.
The commercial market for ground-surveillance aircraft equipped with side-looking radar has been a tough nut to crack for U.S. defense contractors seeking to make international sales, said industry experts. The reasons for the slow business, sources said, are the high costs and a lack of understanding of the benefits of ......
- Lean and teams: More than blips
HEADNOTE Productivity rises as overhead and cycle times fall for plant that nearly fell off the radar. By John S. McClenahen IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 Workers prepare a mobile long-range surveillance radar for shipment to Australia. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ROtating radar arrays, the Lockheed Martin Maritime Systems & Sensors (MS2) ......
- After landing military contracts, Telephonics tries to break into civilian market
Telephonics Corp., which has nailed a trio of military contracts in the last three months worth more than $133 million, is in talks with AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless as it tries to veer into the civilian cellular market, a top executive said. In the military deals, Telephonics will supply: ......
- Jericho-based Griffon Corp. receives $35M order from Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
Griffon Corp. (NYSE: GFF) said its Telephonics subsidiary received a $35 million contract from Northrop Grumman Mission Systems to produce ground surveillance radar systems for the U.S. Air Force. Telephonics plans to produce the systems in Farmingdale and Huntington within 12 months. The systems will be deployed at U.S. Air ......
- Northrop Settles With Air Force.
Northrop Grumman Corp. will receive up to $80 million in a settlement announced with the U.S. Air Force on contract claims related to the Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System aircraft. The settlement is a key step to returning the nearly $1 billion Northrop program to profitability. It has lost ......
- Deadline set for Northrop to slash cost of Global
Hawk. (Up Front).
With the costs of Northrop Grumman Corp.'s Global Hawk project spiraling out of control, the Air Farce is threatening to re-bid the contract or replace it with an updated version of Lockheed Martin's U-2 spy plane, which has been in use since the 1950s. A joint committee of military and ......