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Lockheed Martin selected Raytheon and the Northrop Grumman/Ball Aerospace team as subcontractors for the Next-Gen OPIR mission payloads in October 2018.

Mentioned as: RTXNarrative GeneralMay 25, 2020Two payloads qualified for U.S. Space Force early warning satellites

Raytheon is developing its Next-Gen OPIR payload using existing focal planes and electronics from other programs.

Mentioned as: RTXNarrative GeneralMay 25, 2020Two payloads qualified for U.S. Space Force early warning satellites

Collins Aerospace and Raytheon are under consideration to provide overhead persistent infrared sensor payloads for Blackjack.

Mentioned as: RaytheonTechnical ProductMay 11, 2020DARPA to begin launching Blackjack satellites in late 2020

David Farnsworth started working at Raytheon in 1982.

Mentioned as: RTXNarrative GeneralMay 8, 2020HawkEye 360 Announces David Farnsworth as New Chief Financial Officer

David Farnsworth had oversight of the financial activities for Raytheon’s $6,000,000,000 Integrated Defense Systems business unit.

Mentioned as: RaytheonTechnical ProductMay 8, 2020HawkEye 360 Announces David Farnsworth as New Chief Financial Officer

David Farnsworth worked at Raytheon corporate headquarters where he spearheaded several strategic company initiatives.

Mentioned as: RaytheonTechnical ProductMay 8, 2020HawkEye 360 Announces David Farnsworth as New Chief Financial Officer

The U.S. Department of Justice required Raytheon Technologies to divest its space-based precision optics business before Raytheon could combine with United Technologies Corporation in a merger that closed on 2020-04-03.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMay 6, 2020Tethers Unlimited acquired by Amergint Technology

Maxar Technologies will begin integrating Earth-imaging sensors built by Raytheon Intelligence & Space with WorldView Legion satellites this summer despite challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mentioned as: Raytheon Intelligence & SpaceOrg RelationshipMay 1, 2020WorldView Legion remains on track for 2021 launch

The U.S. Space Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center reached an agreement with Raytheon on 2020-03-31 to replace the hardware used in the next-generation ground control system for the GPS constellation by 2022-04-01.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

Raytheon will deliver a fully qualified Block 1 software baseline capable of operating the GPS constellation to the Air Force in early 2021.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

The total cumulative value of the OCX contract awarded to Raytheon in 2010 is $3,700,000,000.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

Raytheon was awarded a $378,000,000 modification to its existing OCX contract to remove the system’s IBM computers and install new Hewlett Packard Enterprise hardware.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

SMC directed Raytheon on 2020-03-27 to remove IBM computer hardware from the OCX system for security reasons six years after IBM sold the x86 product line to a Chinese company.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

The contract modification requires Raytheon to replace IBM equipment with HPE equipment for all OCX Block 1 deliverable environments by 2022-04-30.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

SMC delayed implementing the OCX hardware fix until Raytheon demonstrated improved performance in delivering OCX.

Mentioned as: RTXNarrative GeneralMar 31, 2020Raytheon to replace OCX hardware by 2022 for $378 million

The U.S. Space Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center awarded contracts each worth up to $500,000,000 to Raytheon and L3Harris to develop and produce cyber secure satellite communications modems for the Department of the Air Force and the Army.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 30, 2020L3Harris, Raytheon each win $500 million contracts for military satcom modems

In 2016 the Space and Missile Systems Center awarded prototype development contracts worth $39,000,000 to Raytheon, $38,000,000 to L3Harris, and $33,000,000 to Viasat to develop prototype modems.

Mentioned as: RTXOrg RelationshipMar 30, 2020L3Harris, Raytheon each win $500 million contracts for military satcom modems

Raytheon received an initial order of $37,600,000 under its multi-award contract.

Mentioned as: RTXNarrative FinancialMar 30, 2020L3Harris, Raytheon each win $500 million contracts for military satcom modems

SMC waited to implement the OCX hardware fix until Raytheon showed improved performance in delivering OCX.

Mentioned as: RTXNarrative GeneralMar 28, 2020GPS ground system gets cybersecurity upgrade as OCX faces new schedule setback

SMC expects Raytheon to deliver a qualified software baseline capable of operating the GPS constellation in less than a year.

Mentioned as: RaytheonTechnical ProductMar 28, 2020GPS ground system gets cybersecurity upgrade as OCX faces new schedule setback
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