The Blighter Surveillance Systems B402 ground-based target acquisition radar as part of a mast-mounted system with an electro-optical suite above it. (Blighter Surveillance Systems)

The UK's Blighter Surveillance Systems has been contracted to provide at least 25 of its B402 target acquisition radars to a European armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) manufacturer as part of an order for a non-European customer, the company's Chief Operations Officer, James Long, told Janes on 21 July.

“The contract will be performed over five years, but may be extended to 80 radars and 10 years if the customer chooses further options,” Long said, adding that it will be performed through annual purchase orders with the first delivery of three radars from the Cambridge-based company before the end of 2021.

“The radar will form part of a mast-mounted mobile targeting system and work with an electro-optical [EO] suite to detect ground-based targets,” he said, adding that confirmation of the target would fall to the EO suite and that targets would be engaged with a medium-calibre weapon system.

The Blighter Surveillance Systems B402 ground-based target acquisition radar as part of a mast-mounted system with an electro-optical suite above it. (Blighter Surveillance Systems)

The UK's Blighter Surveillance Systems has been contracted to provide at least 25 of its B402 target acquisition radars to a European armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) manufacturer as part of an order for a non-European customer, the company's Chief Operations Officer, James Long, told Janes on 21 July.

“The contract will be performed over five years, but may be extended to 80 radars and 10 years if the customer chooses further options,” Long said, adding that it will be performed through annual purchase orders with the first delivery of three radars from the Cambridge-based company before the end of 2021.

“The radar will form part of a mast-mounted mobile targeting system and work with an electro-optical [EO] suite to detect ground-based targets,” he said, adding that confirmation of the target would fall to the EO suite and that targets would be engaged with a medium-calibre weapon system.

The Blighter Surveillance Systems B402 ground-based target acquisition radar as part of a mast-mounted system with an electro-optical suite above it. (Blighter Surveillance Systems)

The UK's Blighter Surveillance Systems has been contracted to provide at least 25 of its B402 target acquisition radars to a European armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) manufacturer as part of an order for a non-European customer, the company's Chief Operations Officer, James Long, told Janes on 21 July.

“The contract will be performed over five years, but may be extended to 80 radars and 10 years if the customer chooses further options,” Long said, adding that it will be performed through annual purchase orders with the first delivery of three radars from the Cambridge-based company before the end of 2021.

“The radar will form part of a mast-mounted mobile targeting system and work with an electro-optical [EO] suite to detect ground-based targets,” he said, adding that confirmation of the target would fall to the EO suite and that targets would be engaged with a medium-calibre weapon system.

The Blighter Surveillance Systems B402 ground-based target acquisition radar as part of a mast-mounted system with an electro-optical suite above it. (Blighter Surveillance Systems)

The UK's Blighter Surveillance Systems has been contracted to provide at least 25 of its B402 target acquisition radars to a European armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) manufacturer as part of an order for a non-European customer, the company's Chief Operations Officer, James Long, told Janes on 21 July.

“The contract will be performed over five years, but may be extended to 80 radars and 10 years if the customer chooses further options,” Long said, adding that it will be performed through annual purchase orders with the first delivery of three radars from the Cambridge-based company before the end of 2021.

“The radar will form part of a mast-mounted mobile targeting system and work with an electro-optical [EO] suite to detect ground-based targets,” he said, adding that confirmation of the target would fall to the EO suite and that targets would be engaged with a medium-calibre weapon system.

The Blighter Surveillance Systems B402 ground-based target acquisition radar as part of a mast-mounted system with an electro-optical suite above it. (Blighter Surveillance Systems)

The UK's Blighter Surveillance Systems has been contracted to provide at least 25 of its B402 target acquisition radars to a European armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) manufacturer as part of an order for a non-European customer, the company's Chief Operations Officer, James Long, told Janes on 21 July.

“The contract will be performed over five years, but may be extended to 80 radars and 10 years if the customer chooses further options,” Long said, adding that it will be performed through annual purchase orders with the first delivery of three radars from the Cambridge-based company before the end of 2021.

“The radar will form part of a mast-mounted mobile targeting system and work with an electro-optical [EO] suite to detect ground-based targets,” he said, adding that confirmation of the target would fall to the EO suite and that targets would be engaged with a medium-calibre weapon system.

The Blighter Surveillance Systems B402 ground-based target acquisition radar as part of a mast-mounted system with an electro-optical suite above it. (Blighter Surveillance Systems)

The UK's Blighter Surveillance Systems has been contracted to provide at least 25 of its B402 target acquisition radars to a European armoured fighting vehicle (AFV) manufacturer as part of an order for a non-European customer, the company's Chief Operations Officer, James Long, told Janes on 21 July.

“The contract will be performed over five years, but may be extended to 80 radars and 10 years if the customer chooses further options,” Long said, adding that it will be performed through annual purchase orders with the first delivery of three radars from the Cambridge-based company before the end of 2021.

“The radar will form part of a mast-mounted mobile targeting system and work with an electro-optical [EO] suite to detect ground-based targets,” he said, adding that confirmation of the target would fall to the EO suite and that targets would be engaged with a medium-calibre weapon system.