PAE awarded Tunisian maritime surveillance contract

PAE has been awarded a contract to support Tunisian maritime surveillance.

Under the contract, which is part of the U.S. Navy's Regional Maritime Awareness Capability program, PAE will provide command, control, communications and surveillance capabilities to the Tunisian navy, according to a PAE news release.

"The Tunisia project allows for multiple maritime sensors to be integrated into a common operating picture for the Tunisian Navy, PAE said. "This new capability will fully integrate and correlate multiple data source acquisition and display to provide increased maritime domain awareness and allow for better tracking of small and large vessels. With this solution, the Tunisian Navy will be able to more effectively track and respond to immediate maritime threats or incidents with a high level of confidence and accuracy."

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