DRS awarded $34 million in naval power system pact

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The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and various Navy shipyards have awarded several new contracts, worth $34 million, to DRS Technologies, Inc. to design and produce gear for Navy ships and submarines. The firm would be providing power conversion, distribution and control equipment, and advanced propulsion equipment for next-generation and existing class of Navy combatant surface ships and submarines.

Product development, Electronic Components and Accessories, Search and navigation equipment, Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval vessels, DRS Technologies Inc., United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Military electronics industry, Warships, United States. Naval Sea Systems Command

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Army light helo contracts not a lock for U.S. companies

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The European companies are making efforts to acquire contracts to build light helicopters for the Army in an area where their products are competitive with the U.S. models. Even though the Congress is against buying foreign weapons, the Army still continues to dictate that the contracts for 322 light-utility and 368-armed reconnaissance helicopters have to go to the U.S. firms

Europe, Aircraft, Dept of the Army, United States. Army, Helicopter industry

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