Raytheon to Build Qatar’s Early Warning Radar System Under $1.1B USAF Foreign Sales Deal

Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) has received a potential $1.07 billion contract to build an early warning radar system for integration into Qatar’s air and missile defense enterprise.

The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center in Massachusetts awarded the sole-source contract to Raytheon as part of a foreign military sales deal between the U.S. and Qatar, the Defense Department said Friday.

The company is scheduled to finish contract work on June 30, 2021.

Sponsor

×

Stay ahead in GovCon

Join thousands of government contractors who rely on GovCon Wire for the latest updates in federal spending, bid opportunities, and compliance changes.

Whether you’re new to the space or scaling up, our brief keeps you informed and ready to act.

Email Address *

First Name *

Last Name

Position

Company

Related Articles

Navy Selects Nine Contractors for $1.2B Training System Contract Modifications

The U.S. Navy has awarded contract modifications to nine companies, raising the total ceiling of an existing training systems support contract…

RTX BBN Books $125M USTRANSCOM Modeling, Simulation Support IDIQ

RTX subsidiary BBN Technologies has secured a potential five-year, $125 million contract from U.S. Transportation Command to provide a suite…

Leidos Closes $2.4B ENTRUST Acquisition, Doubles Energy Infrastructure Market Footprint

Leidos has finalized its $2.4 billion acquisition of ENTRUST Solutions Group, expanding its energy infrastructure business as utilities face rising…

Former Lockheed Martin Exec Jeff Schrader Joins Sierra Space as Chief Strategy Officer

Sierra Space has appointed Jeff Schrader, former executive at Lockheed Martin, as chief strategy officer. The Louisville, Colorado-headquartered company said…

NIH Issues RFP for Potential $3B Contract for Scientific, Technical Support Services

The National Institutes of Health, or NIH, has released a request for proposals for a potential $3 billion professional, scientific and technical…

CyberArk’s Rahul Dubey on Treating AI Agents as Privileged Identities

Rahul Dubey, vice president of global regulated markets solutions at CyberArk, said federal agencies should treat artificial intelligence agents as…

Overmatch Ventures Secures $250M Second Fund to Back Defense, Space Startups

Overmatch Ventures has raised a $250 million second fund to expand investments in early-stage companies focused on defense, space and deep…

PDW to Scale Drone Production With $110M in Funding

Performance Drone Works has raised more than $110 million in a Series B financing round to scale military drone production,…

State Department Seeks Industry Input for Diplomatic Platform Support Services II Contract

The Department of State has released a sources sought notice for a potential follow-on to the Diplomatic Platform Support Services, or…

Aretum Promotes Amy French to CFO

Government IT services contractor Aretum has promoted Amy French, most recently chief accounting officer, to chief financial officer. Vienna, Virginia-based…

HII Names Christie Miller, Christian Ortego Newport News Shipbuilding VPs

HII has appointed Christie Miller and Christian Ortego to vice president roles at its Newport News Shipbuilding division as the…

Raytheon Secures $966M MDA Contract Modifications for AN/TPY-2 Radar Support

Raytheon, an RTX business, has received two contract modifications with a total value of $966.7 million from the Missile Defense Agency…

You’ve already read all related articles.

Executive Interviews