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Rockwell Collins Receives $67M Navy Contract For Airborne Comm System Repair Services


Rockwells Collins logo_GovConWireRockwell Collins (NYSE: COL) has secured a potential 10-year, $67 million contract to provide weapon replaceable assembly repair services in support of the AN/ARC-210 integrated communications system for the U.S. Navy and other Defense Department  components.

DoD said Monday the company will also help the service branch manage the system’s technical and configuration changes as well as address obsolescence issues.

The contract has a five-year base value of $31 million and a five-year option period.

Work will occur at Rockwell Collins’ facilities across the U.S. and at Chelton Limited in the U.K. through July 2026.

Rockwell Collins’ AN/ARC-210 system is designed to facilitate multimode voice and data communications in normal, secure or jam-resistant modes through line-of-sight or satellite communication links.

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