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by Geoff Ziezulewicz Washington (UPI) Aug 31, 2016
Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation has been awarded a $158 million U.S. Army contract modification for Black Hawk helicopters. The modification exercises an option for 14 UH-60 helicopters produced by the Lockheed Martin subsidiary. Work will be performed in Connecticut and has an estimated completion date of June 2017. The Army Contracting Command is the contracting activity. The Black Hawk is used for a variety of Army missions, including air assault, air cavalry and aeromedical evacuation. It can carry 11 combat-loaded air assault troops and is capable of moving a 105mm howitzer and 30 rounds of ammunition.
GenDyn gets $39 million contract modification for foreign military bombs The contract falls under the U.S. Army and involves sales to Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, France and Iraq. The modification calls for 162 MK82-1 bomb bodies, 7,245 MK82-6 bomb bodies and 9,664 MK84-10 bomb bodies. Work will be performed in Texas with an estimated completion date of December 2017. The Army Contracting Command is the contracting activity.
Northrop Grumman gets $41 million for infrared countermeasures Work will be performed in Illinois and has an expected completion date of August 2018. The contract involves a 1.9 percent foreign military sale to Australia and Canada. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center is the contracting activity. The LAIRCM automatically detects a missile launch, determines if it is a threat and activates a high-intensity, laser-based countermeasure system to track and defeat the missile. Northrop Grumman's assorted infrared countermeasure systems are installed or scheduled for installation on more than 1,000 military aircraft worldwide.
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