Raytheon has secured a one-year contract modification worth $227.5m for sighting systems.

The contractor will continue to supply horizontal technology integration, second-generation forward-looking infrared and independent thermal sighting systems to the US Army, as part of the modification.

The deal also covers assemblies for the servo electronics unit.

The US Army has placed an order with Harris for multi-channel Falcon III Handheld, Manpack and Small Form-Fit (HMS) Manpack radios.

Harris will also supply vehicle installation kits, ancillaries, training, and field service representative support, as part of the contract.

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