Raytheon, Lockheed Martin team for CEC Block 2

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Raytheon and Lockheed Martin have signed a partnership agreement to enter into the competition for the supply of the Block 2 version of the service's Co-Operative Engagement Capability (CEC) sensor networking system. The Block 2 iteration aims to improve CEC's capabilities by increasing the size of its sensor network, decreasing the size and cost of the system, adding new categories of users, optimizing bandwidth efficiency and extending CEC to the joint military community.

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Spain selects S-80A combat system

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Spain has selected Lockheed Martin Corporation as the partner of Navantia to develop the core combat system for the Spanish Navy's four new S-80s submarines. The selection of S-80A, along with the earlier supply of the Aegis Weapon System for the F-100 frigate programme, will provide the basis for Lockheed Martin and FABA Systems to meet the Spanish Navy's aspiration for a common open combat systems architecture known as SCOMBA (Sistemas de Combate de Buques de la Armade).

Spain, Ship Building and Repairing, Shipbuilding & Repair, Shipbuilding industry, Combat support

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FSS contract facilitates Raytheon support for SM-1 missile users

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The U.S. Naval Sea Systems Command has given an $11.22 million contract to Raytheon for Full Service Support (FSS) of Standard Missile 1 (SM-1) missiles remaining in service with more than 10 international navies. Raytheon has taken the responsibility of providing support for SM-1 users through the Foreign Military Sales programme, which includes a remanufacture programme for the MK 56 Dual Thrust Rocket Motor (DTRM).

Product development, National Security, Naval Sea Systems Command, United States. Naval Sea Systems Command

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