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Kratos Awarded $6.5 Million Multiple Task Orders Under TMO Aerial Target Support Prime Contract

Oct 28 2014

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., a leading National Security Solutions provider, announced today that its Defense & Rocket Support Services (DRSS) Division's Madison Research Corporation (MRC) business unit has been awarded multiple task orders with a combined value of over $6.5 million under its TMO Aerial Target Support Prime Contract.

Under the task order awards, MRC will provide specialized aerial target hardware and support services to the U.S. Army Targets Management Office (TMO) located at Redstone Arsenal, AL. Additionally, Kratos' Unmanned Systems Division (KUSD) will provide high-speed aerial target systems and services under one of the task orders.

Dave Carter, President of Kratos' DRSS Division, said, "We are pleased to provide continued support to such an important and valued customer. These awards demonstrate the strategic partnerships and synergies between divisions within Kratos, leveraging both our products and services sectors."

Source: http://www.kratosdefense.com/

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