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• Texas Instruments Inc./Lockheed Martin

  - 1997-12-19

  * Texas Instruments Inc. [TXN]/Lockheed Martin [LMT] Orlando, Fla., is being awarded a $165.2 million modification to a firm- fixed-price multi-year contract for full rate production of the JAVELIN Weapon System. Work will be performed in Orlando, Fla. (35%); and Lewisville, Texas (65%), and is expected to be completed by...

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• Raytheon TI Systems

  - 1997-10-22

  * Raytheon TI Systems [RTN], McKinney, Texas, is being awarded $16.4 million as part of a potential $21 million total if option is exercised firm-fixed-price contract for low rate initial production of 18 Improved Bradley Acquisition Sub-systems. The option is for an estimated quantity of nine. Work will be performed...

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• TI/Lockheed Martin JAVELIN joint venture

  - 1997-06-17

  TI [TXN]/Lockheed Martin [LMT] JAVELIN Joint Venture, is being awarded a $3.5 million increment as part of a $5.3 million (if all options are exercised, total will be $9.1 million) cost plus incentive fee contract for research and development efforts for the Tandem Warhead Preplanned Product Improvement Program in support...

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• Texas Instruments, Incorporated

  - 1995-02-08

  Texas Instruments, Incorporated, Dallas, Texas, $12.9 million modification to a cost plus incentive fee/award fee contract for TOW Improved Target Acquisition System ITAS Engineering and Manufacturing EMD/Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystem IBAS EMD. This is FY '95 funding for the Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystem Engineering and Manufacturing Program. Work will...

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• Texas Instruments

  - 1994-06-02

  * Texas Instruments, Inc., Dallas, Texas, is being awarded a $7.7 million increment as part of a $51.7 million modification to a $99.8 million cost plus incentive fee/award fee contract for TOW Improved Target Acquisition System Engineering and Manufacturing Development. Work will be performed in McKinney, Texas, and is expected...

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• Texas Instruments, Inc

  - 1994-05-23

  * Texas Instruments, Inc., Dallas, Texas, is being awarded a $10 million increment as part of a $27.2 million modification to a $40.7 million cost plus incentive fee/award fee contract for TOW Improved Target Acquisition Systems Engineering and Manufacturing Development. Work will be performed in McKinney, Texas, and is expected...

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• Javelin kills tank in first man-launched test

  - 1993-03-29

  The Javelin antitank missile, shoulder fired for the first time this week, flew 950 meters downrange to hit a T-72 tank at the Army's Redstone Arsenal test facilities, Javelin manufacturers Texas Instruments and Martin Marietta reported last week. TI test manger Brian Kavanaugh performed a simple engagement routine to...

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• Javelin completes contractor flight-test program

  - 1992-07-15

  Contractor flight-testing of the Army's Javelin fire-and-forget, anti-tank weapon system was completed on April 28 with a successful warhead test at Redstone Arsenal, Ala., Texas Instruments TI reported yesterday. During the year-long guided flight-test program, Javelin missiles scored eight hits on various targets under widely different day and night...

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• Javelin with warhead destroys tank

  - 1992-05-05

  The first flight-test of a Javelin anti-tank weapon equipped with a warhead was a success on Tuesday as the missile destroyed a stationary T-62 tank 1,000 meters down range at Redstone Arsenal, Ala., Texas Instruments TI said last week The man-portable, fire-and-forget weapon flew a top-attack trajectory, impacting the...

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• AAWS-M in successful test fire

  - 1991-07-11

  Texas Instruments reported yesterday that the Army's Advanced Anti-tank Weapon System-Medium (AAWS-M) scored a direct hit against a stationary target Tuesday at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. In destroying its target from 1,200 meters away, AAWS-M achieved its objectives, as it has in all three tests during full-scale development, Texas Instruments...

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