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The United Kingdom Ministry of Defence awarded BAE Systems an £89 million contract to enhance front-line connectivity for military personnel.
BAE Systems will lead a consortium including Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR), PA Consulting, and L3Harris to design and manufacture a deployable tactical Wide Area Network called Trinity.
BAE Systems entered a definitive agreement to acquire Ball Aerospace for approximately $5,550,000,000.
BAE Systems has $26,000,000,000 in annual revenues.
BAE Systems intends to acquire Ball Aerospace for $5,500,000,000 with the intention announced on 2023-08-17.
BAE Systems intends to continue share buyback activity consistent with its Half Year 2023 results while completing the proposed acquisition.
BAE Systems expects revenue compound annual growth of approximately 10% for the acquired business over the next five years.
BAE Systems plc entered into a definitive Stock Purchase Agreement to acquire the Ball Aerospace business from Ball Corporation for approximately $5,550,000,000 in cash, subject to customary closing adjustments.
Prismatic Ltd., a subsidiary of BAE Systems, designed the PHASA-35 to operate above the weather and conventional air traffic.
BAE Systems’ Cedar Rapids facility is home to more than 800 military GPS experts and continues to expand to accommodate business growth.
BAE Systems has delivered nearly two million GPS devices on over 280 platforms around the world.
DARPA awarded BAE Systems’ FAST Labs a $7,000,000 contract for the Oversight autonomous, space-based, target custody program.
BAE Systems was awarded a $7,000,000 contract by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop AI tools to automate the tracking of data collected by military satellites.
DARPA awarded BAE Systems’ FAST Labs a $7,000,000 contract for the Oversight autonomous space-based target custody program.
EIM is a multi-vendor contract and in 2021 NGA selected BAE Systems, Ball Aerospace, BlackSky, Continental Mapping Consultants, and Royce Geospatial Consultants to compete for awards.
BAE Systems manufactures its thermal camera cores at the company facility in Lexington, Massachusetts.
BAE Systems has a new version of the Athena™ 1920 high-definition thermal camera core that supports missions requiring 360-degree situational awareness, vehicle protection, and space-based surveillance at night and in challenging weather.
The 18 contractors selected for the IDIQ contract are Agility Consulting; August Schell Enterprises; Avantus Federal; BAE Systems; Bluestaq; C3 AI; Enlighten IT Consulting; Ernst & Young; Kinecta DB; MAGS DS CORP; Map Large; Meroxa.io; NT Concepts; Oracle America; Palantir USG; Raft; Royce Geospatial Consultants; and World Wide Technology.
The 18 selected vendors are Agility Consulting, August Schell Enterprises, Avantus Federal, BAE Systems, Bluestaq, C3 AI, Enlighten IT Consulting, Ernst & Young, Kinetica, MAG Aerospace, Map Large, Meroxa.io, NT Concepts, Oracle America, Palantir, Raft, Royce Geospatial Consultants, and World Wide Technology.
BAE Systems received a $12,000,000 Phase 2 contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory to further develop a low-cost, all-weather, multi-mode (radar/infrared) open-architecture seeker under the Maritime Weapon Innovation Program Joint Capability Technology Demonstration.