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L3Harris Receives $876.4M Contract Modification for U.S. Navy Jammer System

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L3Harris received an $876.4 million contract modification to continue developing the U.S. Navy’s Next Generation Jammer Low Band system. The undefinitized modification, which covers work through fiscal 2031, supports both the U.S. Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force.

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The contract includes $23 million provided by Royal Australian Air Force cooperative funds. This funding supports the scope of work, which includes cybersecurity and system security development for the jamming technology.

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  • The Royal Australian Air Force might see increased funding available for its defense programs through cooperative funds

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