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$1.5 Million Navy
Contract Won By Harris
Harris RF Communications, of
Rochester, New York, was awarded a $1.5 million contract from the U.S.
Navy Space and Naval Warfare Sys- tems Command (SPAWAR) for a quantity of AN/URC-94(V) radio sets. If additional options are awarded, the entire contract value may rise to $17 million, according to
Harris.
Providing both short and long- range communications in a compact package, the AN/URC-94(V) is a versatile radio widely used through- out the Navy and other branches of the armed forces. For short-range communications the radio uses low- band VHF-FM and HF-SSB for long- range links. The AN/URC-94(V) is fully compatible with existing
Vinson and Parkhill wideband and narrowband secure voice systems.
Harris RF Communications
Group is a major innovator in the design, manufacture, installation and support of advanced HF, VHF,
UHF radio equipment, COMSEC equipment, digital video imaging transmission systems, turnkey sys- tems and networks.
The Harris Corporation is prima- rily focused on electronic systems, semiconductors, communications and office equipment with world- wide sales in excess of $3 billion.
For free literature on Harris's AN/
URC-94(V) and other equipment and services,
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Beth Steel Wins $3 Million Contract For
RRF Ship Deactivation
The U.S. Maritime Administra- tion (MarAd) has awarded a $3,032,784 contract to Bethlehem
Steel Corp., Sparrows Point, MD, for the deactivation of the Ready
Reserve Force (RRF) breakbulk ves- sel Cape Johnson.
The deactivation work includes repairs that are necessary to meet classification society specifications and regulations. Maintenance work to ensure that the vessel can be rapidly activated in the event of a future national emergency will also be performed. The work is expected to be completed within 70 calender days.
Layberthing Contract
Awarded To NY Shipyard
For 2 RRF Ships
New York Shipyard, Brooklyn,
NY, was awarded a contract by the
U.S. Maritime Administration (MarAd) to provide layberthing ser- vices for the Ready Reserve Force (RRF) vessels Cape Clear and Cape
Cod. The 1-year contract, with four 1-year options requires the shipyard to provide berthing, electric power, water and telephone service. The value of the contract for both ships for the full 5 years is $1,403,200.
For free literature describing the facilities and services available from
New York Shipyard,
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Farrell Lines Appoints
E.S. Binnings As Agent
In 10 Southern States
Farrell Lines has appointed E.S.
Binnings as an agent for 10 south- ern states in the U.S. The new agent's responsibilities will be sales and intermodal services in Texas,
Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico,
Colorado, western Tennessee and western Florida.
ACR Has More EPIRBs
Aboard More Vessels
Across More Oceans
Than All Our Competitors
Combined. ^ .
When an angry sea turns into towering mountains of water, the last thing you want to doubt is your Emergency Position Indicating
Radio Beacon (EPIRB). ACR leaves no doubt. From recreational to commercial beacons, every ACR unit has to meet our own rigid stan- dards before it goes to sea. Standards that exceed those of worldwide marine authorities. That's why ACR is the most-selected EPIRB for commercial, military and recreational vessels throughout the world.
But there's another, more important reason for having ACR
EPIRBs aboard: They've saved more lives than all the others com- bined. Period. ©
ACR Electronics, Inc.
The World Leader in Safety, Survival and Security Equipment 5757 Ravenswood Road, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5247, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33310-5247 USA (800) 4320-ACR Telex 519645 ACR HOWD Fax (305) 983-5087
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