The company is one of seven prime contractions named to the contract.
Working in partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, MacAulay-Brown’s work will focus on traditional and irregular spectrum warfare, with an emphasis on incorporating cyberspace operations, for effective countermeasure and protection missions.
“Spectrum dominance is critical to winning on the modern battlefield,” said Tim Lawrence, senior vice president and general manager of MacAulay-Brown’s Advanced Technology Group, in a statement.
The company has worked the Air Force for 35 years to develop many of the electronic warfare systems in use today, he said.
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