Raytheon to supply C4I system to S Arabia

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Raytheon to supply C4I system to S Arabia

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Article Posted on : - Nov 28, 2012

FULLERTON (BNS): US defence firm Raytheon has received a contract to supply Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I) system to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The contract, valued worth over $600 million, has been awarded by the Saudi Ministry of Defense (MOD).

It will provide a national, strategic C4I system, providing capabilities for joint service coordination, the company announced on Nov. 26.

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