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Harris’ Lucrative MET Contract Moves to New Phase

Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) has successfully completed the Critical Implementation Review for the U.S. Army’s Modernization of Enterprise Terminals (MET) program.

Completion of this critical review establishes the design baseline of the terminals. It enables the 10-year program to move into the next phase, which includes manufacturing, coding, integration, test and certification of the First Article Test units.

“Completing this review in only nine months is a major step forward for the MET program. It establishes a common understanding of the design baseline and ensures all technical, program and supportability requirements are properly accounted for in the design, ” said Wes Covell, president of Harris Defense Programs.

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