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INDUSTRY TEAMINGS

August 12, 2009 by

INDUSTRY TEAMINGS

04 Aug 09. ITT Corporation is partnering with two Australia-based enterprises to pursue electronic warfare systems awards on Australia’s Air Warfare Destroyer program. These ships will perform area air defense, capable of engaging enemy aircraft at more than 150 kilometers. ITT’s proposed electronic warfare system will provide electronic support measures – to identify aircraft and missiles friend and foe – and will support electronic countermeasures and attack. ITT’s Electronic Systems division, together with Jenkins Engineering Defence Systems, Sydney, and Avalon Systems, Adelaide, will bring unique, Australian industrial content to the systems. This teaming agreement will ensure continuous improvement by the two locally-based team members. ITT’s proposed design is based on equipment currently in service on Norwegian Nansen F-100 Class Destroyers and identical to the proposed Air Warfare Destroyer. The contract will be awarded in fourth quarter, 2009. The design proposed by ITT is an open architecture version of the electronic warfare system currently in service on Collins class submarines, now in operation in Australia. That system, which exceeded customer expectations, now represents the latest in technology. ITT’s proposed systems will enable subsystems from Avalon and Jenkins to be seamlessly integrated. “This partnership underlines our commitment to produce best-value electronic warfare solutions around the world,” said ITT Electronic Systems President Chris Bernhardt. “We’re confident that the combination of ITT’s innovative technology with our Australian partners’ participation and content will result in the best possible solution for Australia’s defense forces.”
ITT’s partners include:
Jenkins Engineering Defence Systems, with facilities in Sydney, Adelaide and Perth, is a specialist Small Medium Enterprise providing service and support for current Royal Australian Navy electronic warfare systems in naval service. Jenkins also manufactures Electronic Surveillance Measures (ESM) and Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) DF antennas that are widely used throughout the Australian Defense Forces. It recently was the recipient of a Capability and Technology Demonstrator for its Low Band DF Subsystem.
Avalon Systems, an Adelaide based Small Medium Enterprise, is a world leading provider of specialist Maritime ELINT collection systems, Airborne ELINT subsystems, programming and validation systems for electronic warfare Self Protection systems, Signal Analysis software applications and High Sensitivity Digital Receivers. Avalon Systems products are in service throughout all branches of the Australian Defense Forces.

30 July 30, 2009. Raytheon Company has partnered with ICOP Digital, Inc. to market mobile video solutions to its public safety, transportation and military customers. Available immediately, the solutions provide high-quality video and audio to mitigate risks, reduce losses and improve safety and security. Under the agreement, Raytheon will sell mobile video solutions including a ruggedized, in-dash recording system ideal for public safety and a larger solution designed with the flexibility and extended coverage required for mass and public transit. A live streaming video option will allow the viewing and sharing of live video for real-time situational awareness and support.

03 Aug 09. Armor Designs Inc. has entered into a Joint Venture Agreement with King Castle Holding Ltd. of Hong Kong, to design, manufacture, and distribute commercial and civilian products in the Asia Pacific region. Under the terms of the five-year Agreement, King Castle is committed to build a turn-key made-to-order VCM production facility. The VCM production facility will be leased back to the joint venture. The plant is scheduled to go into commercial production in 2011. It is the intent of the joint venture to be a leading supplier of quality construction and industrial armor materials, playing a significant r

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