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L3 to Update Navy Submarine Sensor Under Potential $74M Contract


Jeff Brody

L3 Technologies (NYSE: LLL) has secured a potential six-year, $73.7M contract to update, repair and overhaul submarine photonics masts used on U.S. Navy submarines.

The service branch will obligate $2.1M in fiscal 2019 other procurement funds at the time of award, the Department of Defense said Monday.

Ninety-eight percent of work will occur in Northampton, Mass., and the remaining 2 percent will take place at other locations within the U.S.

The company is scheduled to complete work under the sole-source contract by June 2025.

Photonics masts are designed to help operators monitor situations around underwater vessels such as Virginia-class nuclear submarines.

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