Military Embedded Systems
Topic: CBRN
News
Multisensor detection for manned, unmanned platforms gets $26 million from U.S. Army
ARLINGTON, Va. FLIR Systems has won a $26 million contract modification in support of the Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle Sensor Suite Upgrade (NBCRV SSU) program for the U.S. Army; the agreement is a follow-on to a $48 million contract announced in April 2019.
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