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Raytheon, Poland’s TELDAT, Sign Air Defense Architecture Letter of Intent

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, July 30th, 2014

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Raytheon [RTN] signed a letter of intent with Poland’s TELDAT to cooperate in mutually beneficial business opportunities related to Poland’s air defense architecture, as well as significant exports to global markets. The companies will examine areas for partnership in the following categories: IP-based networking solutions, software and devices; militarized communications equipment; command and control software; system integration, verification and validation testing. Raytheon Company TELDAT ContractMike Shaughnessy, Vice President of Supply Chain, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems and Henryk Kruszynski, CEO of…

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