All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
BAE Systems announced its intent in January to buy Collins’ military GPS division for $1,900,000,000.
Space and Missile Systems Center awarded contracts to Collins Aerospace, Raytheon, and Technology Advancement Group to develop Global Positioning System handheld devices for the U.S. military.
Collins Aerospace and Raytheon are under consideration to provide overhead persistent infrared sensor payloads for Blackjack.
Unsecured creditors listed in OneWeb's filing include Qualcomm Technologies ($8,000,000), Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu ($6,900,000), Hughes Network Systems ($5,400,000), Deutsche Bank ($5,200,000), Viasat ($1,200,000), Nokia ($988,000), Rockwell Collins ($597,000), USSI Global ($501,000), Ruag ($328,000), and KSAT ($117,000).
BAE Systems intends to buy Collins Aerospace’s military Global Positioning System business for $1,900,000,000.
Collins Aerospace’s military GPS business has more than 1.5 million devices in use on approximately 280 types of weapons systems, ground platforms, and airborne platforms.
Collins Aerospace Systems received a contract on 2019-10-15 to produce MAPS devices.
Rockwell Collins divested DataPath in 2014 by selling the company for $10,000,000.
Rockwell Collins purchased DataPath in 2009 for $130,000,000.
United Technologies is pursuing an ongoing $30,000,000,000 purchase of Rockwell Collins.