The White House is not making any moves to negotiate with U.S. Senator John Cornyn over his demands to get clarification on the sale of new F-16s to Taiwan.
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Category: Industry
Pentagon to reopen tender for light attack aircraft
The U.S. has assured Brazil’s Embraer that it will reopen bidding for 20 light support planes, Brazilian Industry and Trade Minister Fernando Pimentel told journalists.
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Lockheed Martin to pay $15.85 million for overcharging U.S. government
Lockheed Martin will pay the U.S. government $15,850,000 to settle a lawsuit on its failure to prevent a supplier from overcharging the aeronautical company and the government.
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IAI to supply MOSP3000 EO/IR payload to 3 foreign customers
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has secured a $20 million contract to supply the upgraded Multi-Mission Optronic Stabilized Payload (MOSP) 3000 to 3 foreign customers.
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Peru buys air defense system from consortium
Peru has awarded a $140 million contract to a consortium of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, the Polish Bumar Group and Northrop Grumman for an air defense system.
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