Lockheed has been awarded a five-year contract to provide support services for its live-fire, battle field training systems for the Canadian Army to help prepare soldiers for future combat missions.
The Direct Fire Targetry system is a suite of interoperable, remotely controlled, static and moving targets operated at Canadian Forces Bases.
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The system provides beyond conventional weapons training by providing a target system that utilises live ammunition in a controlled environment.
The targets simulate vehicles, infantry, hostile fire, a range of artillery, and other weapons and threats.
The C$22.3m (US$22.8m) contract has an extended period of performance with options that could extend to 2018.
Lockheed has been the prime contractor for the programme since 1997.
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