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Honeywell International awarded contract
The Explosive Ordnance Disposal/Low-Intensity Conflict Program (EOD/LIC) recently awarded a contract to Honeywell International, Inc. of Albuquerque, New Mexico for delivery, support training, and the development of tactics, techniques, and procedures for four Micro-Air Vehicle (MAV) systems. The MAV is a ducted-fan, semi-autonomous air vehicle which provides forward and down-looking day or night video or still imagery. The military EOD community intends to assess the system for enhanced counter-IED applications. Honeywell will receive $4.486, 330 for the 30 month effort. |
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Capability to safely approach, breach or enter an area that has explosive threats intended to exclude military personnel.
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Determine the presence of explosive threats and establish its location with sufficient accuracy to enable access.
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Technology and software to enable military personnel to utilize C3 assets in the support of operations to scan, recon, gather and store imagery and other digital data, and transmit to command units and personnel over short distances.
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Eliminate explosive threats by destroying them or rendering them inoperable.
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Positive determination of the specific type, associated condition, characteristics, and hazards of explosive threats.
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Involves all aspects of life support and protection of personnel from ballistic and explosive threats. Includes armor systems for personnel, life support equipment, and manned vehicles on land, sea and in the air.
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