So who recently bought attack helicopters?
Turkey got A-129s
Anyone else?
Elbit Systems Awarded $ 37 M Contract to Supply Elop's Electro- Optical Payloads for Attack and Utility Helicopters
Elbit Systems Awarded $ 37 M Contract to Supply Elop's Electro- Optical Payloads for Attack and Utility Helicopters
Potential value of the project estimated at more than $100 million
Haifa, Israel, July 18, 2007 - Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ:ESLT) announced that its subsidiary Elbit Systems Electro-Optics Elop Ltd. ("Elop") has been awarded a $37 million contract by a foreign customer to supply electro- optical (EO) payloads for attack and utility helicopters. The multi-year project also includes logistics support; the overall project has future potential valued estimated at more than $100 million.
The system chosen is the latest generation of Elop's Compact Multi Purpose Advanced Stabilized System (CoMPASS(tm)). The field-proven, serially manufactured CoMPASS(tm) is a fully digital, advanced targeting and surveillance payload system. It is equipped with a full suite of the latest generation of EO sensors, including a diode pumped laser designator and a long-range zoom FLIR. CoMPASS(tm) is available in a variety of configurations suitable for the full-range of airborne, naval and ground platforms and applications. Hundreds of CoMPASS(tm) systems have been delivered to customers worldwide, who benefit from the systems' battle-proven performance and reliability.
"Building on existing major efforts in the field of payloads for UAVs, airborne, naval and ground systems, this order further strengthens our leading position in the field of electro-optics systems, in general, and notably in the payload market," said Haim Rousso, Elbit Systems' Corporate Vice President and Elop's General Manager. "With our proven ability to provide sensors and payloads which meet the specific requirements of each customer, we look forward to further success in this market."
Turkey got A-129s
Anyone else?
Elbit Systems Awarded $ 37 M Contract to Supply Elop's Electro- Optical Payloads for Attack and Utility Helicopters
Elbit Systems Awarded $ 37 M Contract to Supply Elop's Electro- Optical Payloads for Attack and Utility Helicopters
Potential value of the project estimated at more than $100 million
Haifa, Israel, July 18, 2007 - Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ:ESLT) announced that its subsidiary Elbit Systems Electro-Optics Elop Ltd. ("Elop") has been awarded a $37 million contract by a foreign customer to supply electro- optical (EO) payloads for attack and utility helicopters. The multi-year project also includes logistics support; the overall project has future potential valued estimated at more than $100 million.
The system chosen is the latest generation of Elop's Compact Multi Purpose Advanced Stabilized System (CoMPASS(tm)). The field-proven, serially manufactured CoMPASS(tm) is a fully digital, advanced targeting and surveillance payload system. It is equipped with a full suite of the latest generation of EO sensors, including a diode pumped laser designator and a long-range zoom FLIR. CoMPASS(tm) is available in a variety of configurations suitable for the full-range of airborne, naval and ground platforms and applications. Hundreds of CoMPASS(tm) systems have been delivered to customers worldwide, who benefit from the systems' battle-proven performance and reliability.
"Building on existing major efforts in the field of payloads for UAVs, airborne, naval and ground systems, this order further strengthens our leading position in the field of electro-optics systems, in general, and notably in the payload market," said Haim Rousso, Elbit Systems' Corporate Vice President and Elop's General Manager. "With our proven ability to provide sensors and payloads which meet the specific requirements of each customer, we look forward to further success in this market."