Spanish Companies Land Significant SPY-7 Radar Deal with Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin, a prominent aerospace and defense corporation, has granted procurement contracts to Indra, Escribano Mechanical and Engineering, and ICM (Integral de Conexión y Montajes, S.L.) for AN/SPY-7(V)2 components designed for the F-110 frigate.
As a component of Lockheed Martin’s commitment to strengthen its global procurement framework, these contracts aim to integrate Spain into the corporation’s broad SPY-7 supply chain, enhancing resilience and escalating production capabilities.
“These strategic alliances empower local enterprises, reinforce communities, and ignite economic growth, all while providing the most advanced defense solutions for 21st Century Security®,” commented Amr Hussein, Vice President of Multi-Domain Combat Solutions at Lockheed Martin. “By incorporating Spanish companies into radar production, we are devoted to diversifying our supply chain and boosting our ability to enrich our global supply network.”
The Legacy
Lockheed Martin and Spanish industry have united to produce over 90 water coolers and auxiliary equipment, 30,000 cables, 1.8 m power supplies, in addition to microelectronics and RF components for the international SPY-1 fleet.
For more than two decades, Lockheed Martin has worked closely with Spanish industry on radar technology and naval and airborne computing systems. They remain dedicated to maintaining this fruitful partnership and innovating platforms collaboratively that will deliver defense capabilities and services for many future years.
Lockheed Martin’s partnerships in Spain and worldwide generate millions in investments into its global supply chain, nurturing local security and boosting their economies, industries, and communities.
