Author: Nichols Martin|| Date Published: March 10, 2022
Saab has secured a $122 million modification to a contract with the U.S. Marine Corps for the production and delivery of force-on-force training systems.
The modification includes a $54 million order booked in 2021 and options that would raise the potential value of the FoFTS-Next contract to $248 million, Saab said Wednesday.
USMC chose the Swedish aerospace and defense contractor’s U.S. subsidiary to manufacture instrumentation equipment along with logistics and exercise support services as part of a $127.9 million initial FoFTS-Next award announced in June last year.
The branch aims to deploy a land-based capability to accommodate a maximum of 10 battalion training sets and establish support operations at multiple installations.
Erik Smith, president and CEO of Saab Inc., said the Marine Corps Training Instrumentation Systems capability offers a realistic environment for service personnel to practice how to carry out battlefield tactics, procedures and techniques.
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