BAE Land Systems South Africa has been awarded a contract worth R900m ($130m) to provide survivability and mobility upgrades to its RG31 mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicles.
The contract was won through its teaming agreement with General Dynamics Land Systems Canada (GDLS-C) and is also part of the modernisation work in South Africa.
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The upgrade kits will include a powerpack to provide higher performance and new suspension components and transfer cases.
The RG31 is a combat proven mine protected armoured personnel carrier designed, developed and manufactured by BAE South Africa.
About 1,600 RG31 vehicles have been delivered through GDLS-C under the MRAP programme, as well as an additional 566 RG31s to US forces under separate contracts.
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