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Home›Green Marine›Lockheed Martin venture wins $54.8M Navy contract
Green Marine

August 30, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Lockheed Martin venture wins $54.8M Navy contract

A venture of two defense giants, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, will receive $54.8 million to design and develop a missile launch system for Navy combat ships. The company performing the contract is NetFires, which will work to meet the Navy’s deadline of integrating the non-line-of-sight launch syst

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A venture of two defense giants, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, will receive $54.8 million to design and develop a missile launch system for Navy combat ships.

The company performing the contract is NetFires, which will work to meet the Navy’s deadline of integrating the non-line-of-sight launch system aboard the USS Independence in 2008.

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