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Gryphon awarded missile defense radar contract

By Michael Peck

Jul 11, 2017

Military radar simulation with red display, showing a glowing grid with coordinates and positioning numbers. Scanner axis is visible while spinning around the center. Some objects similar to ships are targeted and identified with data labels. Diminishing perspective with selective focus.

Gryphon Technologies has been awarded a $57.7 million Missile Defense Agency contract for missile defense radar.

The contract is for communications operations and support for the sea-based X-band radar mission integration, according to a Department of Defense contract announcement.

The work will be performed in Huntsville, Alabama, and Honolulu, Hawaii.

The contract is scheduled to be completed in June 2024.

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