Arthur McMiler
Raytheon, an RTX business, will extend manufacturing and sustainment services for Miniaturized Airborne GPS Receivers, or MAGR, under a $77.2 million contract award from the U.S. Air Force. The contract, which also calls for Raytheon to provide repairs and engineering services, covers the MAGR-2K and 2K-M variants, the Department of Defense said Wednesday. Future foreign military sales are allowed under the contract.
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MAGR Contract Work Sites
Raytheon will perform contract work in El Segundo, California, and Huntsville, Alabama, with completion expected by June 30, 2031.
MAGR is part of a U.S. government GPS modernization program, under which the Air Force conducted initial tests in December 2017 on Raytheon’s MAGR-2K-M receiver. The company has been supplying the military branch with an earlier GPS receiver variant, the MAGR 2000-S24 GPS, for which it marked the 3,000th production unit in January 2021.
