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CBP Awards SRC $100 Million For Radar To Track Low, Slow Fliers

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012

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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has awarded a $100 million contract to SRCTec for an aerial surveillance radar that can detect and track small, low and slow moving aircraft that may have a small radar cross section. The award was made under the agency’s Ultra Light Aircraft Detection program. SRCTec makes the LSTAR lightweight surveillance target acquisition radar that is combat-proven, small and easily transportable. CBP wants a self-contained system that can operate with or without external power or the…

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