The defense contractor will update, repair and provide logistics support for 15 Multi-Spectral Targeting System FLIR components, the Department of Defense said Tuesday.
Naval Supply Systems Command issued a $58.2 million delivery order concurrently with the firm-fixed-price contract.
Seventy percent of work will be conducted in Jacksonville, Florida, and the remaining 30 percent will occur in McKinney, Texas.
The non-competitive procurement has a five-year base period of performance worth $272.7 million, followed by a two-year option period that would extend work until May 2029.
Raytheon’s intelligence and space division designed MTS as an electro-optical and infrared sensor to equip military aircraft platforms with long-range surveillance, laser designation, tracking, target acquisition, tracking and range finding features.
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