HERNDON, VIRGINIA (BNS): The US Air Force has awarded Northrop Grumman a three-year, $108 million contract to develop and implement cryptography upgrades as part of the intercontinental ballistic missile cryptography upgrade II engineering and manufacturing development programme.
This work will occur in Clearfield, Utah, Huntington Beach, California and Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The Northrop Grumman-led ICBM prime team is responsible for overall sustainment of the weapon system including development, production, deployment and system modifications.
"This contract completes a major security improvement for the weapon system and provides the Air Force with much improved capabilities," said Tony Spehar, vice president and programme manager of Northrop Grumman's ICBM Systems business unit.
Northrop awarded $108 million USAF contract
Article Posted on : - Jun 20, 2012
Other Related News
Come up with ideas, products that become necessity of armed forces: Defence Minister
Defence Minster Rajnath Singh has exhorted the defence industry stakeholders and innovators to come up with new ideas and translate them into products, so that the Armed Forces would feel that they were incomplete without these equipment.
The Indian Air Force, in its flight trials evaluation report submitted before the Defence Ministry l..
view articleAn insight into the Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft competition...
view articleSky enthusiasts can now spot the International Space Station (ISS) commanded by Indian-American astr..
view article