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Business/Financial

Raytheon, Tobyhanna Army Depot Agree To Public-Private Partnership

By Cal Biesecker

Friday, August 5th, 2011

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Raytheon [RTN] yesterday said it signed a pledge of commitment with Tobyhanna U.S. Army Depot for a public-private partnership to support various electronic and radar systems. Signed by Wayne Iurillo, vice president of the Raytheon Technical Services Company LLC Customized Engineering and Depot Support business unit, and Tobyhanna's commander, Col. Charles Gibson, the pledge signifies the two organizations' agreement to work together on Department of Defense electronic and radar systems to meet new, emerging requirements. "Partnering with Tobyhanna Army Depot…

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