MARSS to Provide Kuwait with Counter-Drone Defense System
The deal adds jammers, radars and interceptors with MARSS’s NiDAR platform to help Kuwait detect and defeat airborne threats.
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Kuwait buys British-built air defence system worth millions
Kuwait has bought an air defence system built in Britain under a £370 million contract that will create a hundred jobs in the United Kingdom. The post Kuwait buys British-built air defence system worth millions first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
UK to Supply £370M NiDAR-Powered Air Defence System to Kuwait
The United Kingdom said Kuwait agreed on Friday to buy £370 million ($489 million) worth of British-made AI-enabled air defence systems to provide nationwide counter-drone protection. Under the agreement, which sees MARSS Systems Limited, a subsidiary of EOS, act as prime contractor and systems integrator, the core of the delivery will be an integrated air defence capability powered by the company’s NiDAR command and control (C2) system. Accordi…
A contract worth £ 370 million, about € 437 billion, provides that Kuwait acquires crucial systems for the defence of the antidote (Counter-UAS or C-UAS) that will be provided by MARSS Systems Limited, a British company belonging to the EOS group....
Kuwait buys a British AI-enabled air defence system for £370 million: MARSS to integrate radars, jammers and interceptors in NiDAR
Kuwait is buying an air defence system worth £370 million from Britain’s MARSS to counter drones and other aerial threats, according to a UK Ministry of Defence announcement of October 9.
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