More Military Contracts For Raytheon

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The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded Raytheon Co. in Indianapolis another military contract. The $9.5 million contract calls for technology support and software development services for the H-53 aircraft.

The DOD says Raytheon will provide repair support for smart, multi-function color display units, as well as fix builds to correct existing and future software deficiencies. Work on the contract will be performed in Indianapolis and is expected to be complete in September 2021.

The Naval Air Systems Command in Maryland is the contracting activity.

Additionally, the DOD has awarded a $90 million contract to Raytheon Self Protect Systems in California for the manufacturing and delivery of digital radar warning receiver systems, along with a $19.2 million contract boost to Raytheon in Arizona for mid-body range safety subsystem kits and flight test kits to be delivered to the U.S. Navy and the United Kingdom.