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Harris Radios Back $300 Million International Contract

Harris (NYSE: HRS) signed a multiyear deal worth more than $300 million with an “international customer” to provide military radios and equipment as part of a tactical communications modernization effort.

According to the firm, “in the initial phase of the contract, involving orders greater than $100 million, Harris will provide the full range of communication capabilities from its Falcon II line, including Falcon II RF-5800M multiband radios; RF-5800V Very High-Frequency (VHF) radios; and RF-5800H High-Frequency (HF) radios.”

“Our tactical radios form the backbone of critically important systems that enable defense forces to communicate by voice and data in a range of missions, including defense and homeland security, ” said Andy Start, president, international business unit, Harris RF Communications.  “Our Falcon radios set the standard for reliable and highly secure tactical communications.”

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