Harris Corporation Receives Contract for Integrated Command, Control and Communications System

Harris Corporation (News - Alert), an international communications and information technology company, has received a $92 million contract from a Middle Eastern country for an integrated command, control and communications system. The system will provide advanced capabilities for use in defense and security missions. 

The Harris’ wideband tactical radios and integrated systems capabilities provide fully networked Internet Protocol-based voice, data and video services.

This contract includes the integration of Harris Fusion 4G LTE (News - Alert) (long-term evolution) base stations and subscriber terminals to provide secure, private tactical cellular services. The Fusion tactical cellular system allows users to make mobile voice calls and access secure data services. 

Harris is providing coverage both locally through the LTE system and tactical radio network through connections by high-speed Harris RF-7800W high-capacity line-of-sight and RF-7800H wideband high-frequency tactical radios. The Fusion LTE system is rugged and deployable for tactical use and integrates with the Harris Falcon III radio family. 

“Harris is delivering wideband tactical radio systems and, now, 4G LTE tactical cellular capability that address rapidly emerging requirements for fully networked command and control missions,” said Dana Mehnert, Group President, Harris RF Communications.“Our wideband products and integrated system solutions are leading the transformation of tactical communications for our customers in the Middle East and throughout the world.”

For their life-saving work, first responders need the most advanced and most reliable communication tools available. Harris communications systems have a proven track record in some of the most challenging conditions and are backed by more than 80 years of experience.

Harris leverages its expertise across terrestrial, satellite and other wireless technologies to deliver best-fit solutions for clients that not only focus on their remote assets but also the integrity, security and reach of their IT network and infrastructure. Supporting more than 700 customers that operate in remote environments, Harris aims to understand the needs of energy clients with isolated offshore and land-based operations.