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Coast Guard Seeks Sources For Interim Long-Range C2 Plane That Also Serves DHS Chief

Coast Guard Seeks Sources For Interim Long-Range C2 Plane That Also Serves DHS Chief
Artist renderings of two Gulfstream jets. Image: General Dynamics

The Coast Guard last Thursday issued a source sought notice to help it survey the market for a potential lease of a Gulfstream jet that could be used as one of its Long-Range Command and Control Aircraft (LRCCA) to support the service’s senior leadership and the secretary of homeland security. The interim aircraft would serve until a new aircraft is purchased and delivered, a Coast Guard spokesperson told Defense Daily last Friday. The issue of a new LRCCA came up…

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