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State Dept Clears $100M Mobile Border Surveillance System Sale to Egypt


State DepartmentThe State Department has approved a potential $100 million foreign military sales agreement for Egypt to purchase sensor-based mobile border security surveillance platform and related subsystems from the U.S.

Egypt will use the mobile sensor security system to help border guard personnel carry out surveillance operations along Libya and other international borders, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Wednesday.

DSCA said it notified Congress of the possible sale Tuesday and will name the principal contractor during the contract’s negotiations.

The agreement also covers regional and mobile command and control systems, mobile sensor surveillance towers, data and voice communications tools, spare parts, training resources, logistics support and technical documentation services.

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