Elbit Systems to supply European country with comms systems for EUR17.7m
Elbit Systems Ltd. announced today that it was awarded a contract valued at EUR17.7 million to provide a European Ministry of Defense with advanced tactical communication systems to be delivered during 2011- 2012.
The communication systems to be delivered under the contract are Tadiran CNR 9000 and Tadiran HF 6000. These tactical radio systems offer voice and high data rate transfer and are considered the industry's leading technology.
Bezhalel (Butzi) Machlis, General Manager of Elbit Systems Land and C4I-Tadiran, noted: "This is a follow-on contract, attesting to the customers' satisfaction with both the operational aspects and technical performance of our products." Machlis added: "We hope this contract will be followed by other contracts from this customer, as well as other NATO countries and will further strengthen our position as a leading supplier of innovative systems worldwide."
Source: Elbit Systems
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