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For Tactical Operations Centers

Harris Tactical Operations Centers provide
garrison level communications and IT services in the field

Packaged Systems
A simpler approach to C4ISR systems procurement
Whether deployed in combat situations or for
humanitarian relief efforts, today’s military forces
need reliable access to information technology and
communications services. These services need to scale with the
size of the force and scope of its mission.
Procuring a complex C4ISR* system is usually no easy matter. Too
often customers spend substantial time and resources, only to
find themselves behind schedule and over budget with a system
that does not meet their requirements. Harris Corporation’s new,
simplified approach to C4ISR systems procurement uses preengineered
system configurations that provide fast, cost-effective
solutions to today’s most critical operational needs, such as
deployable and configurable operations centers.
Instead of designing a unique system for every customer, Harris
has developed a comprehensive family of preconfigured systems.
Each system is fully integrated and includes all equipment, cables,
software, and manuals, with training and installation available.
Every system has undergone extensive testing and can be relied
upon to meet its objectives.
This executive summary describes the Harris Tactical Operations
Centers and outlines the advantages of our packaged C4ISR
systems:
l Low Risk – Field proven and comprehensively tested systems
provide existing, cost-effective solutions
l Fast Delivery – Complete systems can be delivered in a matter
of months to meet urgent operational needs
l Simplified Procurement – Systems can be purchased as off-theshelf
items, eliminating long system definition and development
phases
l Phased Implementation – Packaged systems form building
blocks that enable the incremental acquisition of capability
l Flexibility – Packaged systems are readily customized and can
be integrated by in-country partners
All this from Harris, a company with over 50 years of large-scale
international communications systems experience, the most
comprehensive range of tactical communications products, and
world-class systems engineering and integration capabilities.
*C4ISR = Command, Control, Communications, Computers,
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
Contact Harris now to discuss your C4ISR systems needs:
www.harris.com/systems
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THE OPERATIONAL challenge
Providing IT and communications services for the
command and control of deployed forces
To provide proper command and control of their deployed
forces, commanders need facilities where the staff can
collaborate to plan and execute their missions. To be
effective, the commander and his staff need to be able to:
l Review intelligence and logistics data
l Maintain situational awareness of friendly and threat forces
l Develop plans in a collaborative environment
l Access information available at higher echelons
l Transfer plans, situational awareness data, and intelligence
data up-echelon
l Disseminate orders down-echelon
These capabilities are required at all levels of the battlefield and
are also generally applicable to management centers for medical,
border security, port management, and similar applications. A
properly designed and equipped operations center could be
deployed in support of wartime missions as well as peacekeeping
and humanitarian relief efforts.
To provide the desired capability, an operations center will
typically require:
l Access to secure communications networks
l Network technology products such as switches and routers
l Servers to host email, web access, word processing and spread
sheet productivity tools, database storage applications, etc.
l Firewall and anti-virus software
l Collaboration space both physical (desks, whiteboards,
common displays) and virtual, such as common folders and
network access sites
l Access to the Internet and restricted (military, police,
government) websites outside of the secure communications
networks
While sharing essential functionality, the complement of
equipment required at each echelon may be different. If properly
designed, however, these operations centers will differ mainly
in the quantity of the types of equipment provided, rather than
requiring a different mix of equipment.
Harris’ Tactical Operations Centers provide these capabilities
and functionality within a modular architecture that maximizes
commonality. The equipment sets have been sized to support
brigade, battalion, and company-sized deployments.
This commonality of equipment will significantly reduce the
lifecycle costs of procuring, fielding, and maintaining these
systems. Lifecycle costs are minimized due to:
l Reduced initial procurement costs due to economies of scale
l Common training material development for operation and
maintenance personnel
l Reduced training costs since soldiers familiar with one echelon
will not need to be re-trained when assigned to a different TOC
l Reduced maintenance costs due to use of common spares

Harris TOCs provide capabilities
for both virtual and face-to-face
collaboration
The Harris Tactical Operations Centers provide deployed forces
with the same capabilities in the field that they are accustomed to
using in garrison. Microsoft Office software is available for word
processing, spreadsheets, and database access. Email is supported
through Microsoft Outlook and Exchange servers. Customerspecific
applications can be hosted on the servers.
Access to the public Internet and other non-secure sites is
available in a manner that protects secure data and hardware.
The command team can seamlessly transition from a peacetime,
garrison-based posture to a deployed tactical position without
compromising its ability to plan and execute assigned missions.
The Harris Tactical Operations Centers provide
commanders:
l Garrison Capability in the Field – Familiar collaboration
and data access capabilities that are utilized in garrison are
available in the field
l Modular Building Blocks – Preconfigured equipment sets
provide the appropriately sized operations center for mobile
forces engaged in maneuver warfare or peacekeeping and
disaster relief missions
l Enhanced Command and Control – Commanders and staff
at all levels have the information they need to accurately plan,
task, and disseminate information and orders
l Standard Operational Capability – Commanders and staff
at every level are able to efficiently operate due to a common
set of capabilities and interfaces
l Available Capability – These systems can typically be
shipped within four months
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solution overview
Supporting the planning and C2 needs of
commanders at every echelon
The Harris Tactical Operations Centers (TOCs) provide
commanders at every level with the tools they need to plan and
execute both wartime and peacekeeping missions. Harris has
identified ten major building blocks for operations centers,
which include:
l Strategic radio links for high bandwidth reachback
l Tactical radio links for receiving and distributing C2
l IP-based telephony system
l User terminals
l Servers for applications and data storage
l Information Technology networks
l Displays
l Power supplies including generators
l Container (shelter, tent, ISO container, etc.)
l Accessories such as printers and scanners
There are two additional capabilities that can be provided by Harris.
These are physical security equipment (gates, fences, scanners, and
sensors) and an external encryptor for any strategic links that may
not have sufficient communications security or that require sovereign
encryption.
Each operations center includes two major architectural blocks: a
Communications Module (CM) and a Command Center Module
(CCM). The Communications Module provides voice and data
communications services via tactical radios (HF through UHF), local
or wide area networks, and high capacity line-of-sight radios.
The Command Center Module provides infrastructure services;
command and control (C2) services including situational awareness,
telephony, and video teleconferencing (VTC) for the operations
center staff; and system configuration management and monitoring
capabilities. Infrastructure services include:
l File sharing and backup
l Printing/Fax/Copying
l Email and messaging services
l Security and antivirus applications
l Active directory
l Database and database backup
l Virtualization
l Web collaboration
l Uninterrupted power supply for critical elements
Depending on the size and mission of the TOC, these two modules
can be subdivided into Mission Secure and Mission Non-Secure
submodules. The Mission Non-Secure Communications and
Command Center Modules provide public Internet and infrastructure
access through strategic communications capabilities such as satellite
or microwave radios that provide long-range communications
backhaul. The Mission Secure Communications module contains
Harris tactical radios for integration into deployed tactical networks.
Both the Secure and Non-Secure Command Center Modules contain
similar equipment, differing mainly in the number of users and
applications that are supported.

MISSION NON-SECURE
COMMUNICATIONS MODULE
MISSION SECURE
COMMUNICATIONS MODULE
SATCOM
VSAT
RF-5800 (qty 2)
HF CNR
IP CRYPTO
RF-6010
HCLOS
ANW2
RF-7800M (qty 3)
RF-7800W (qty 2)
Router
Router
VHF CNR
RF-7800V (qty 3)
HCLOS
RF-7800W
MISSION NON-SECURE
COMMAND CENTER MODULE
Firewalls
MISSION SECURE
COMMAND CENTER MODULE
Type 1 Server
Type 2
Server
(qty 3)
Auto Loader
Type 2
Servers
Security
Appliances
Routers
Hard Drive
Array
Fiber
Switch
Type 2 Server
(qty 2)
Auto Loader
Switches
(qty 6)
(qty 12)
(qty 3)
(qty 6)
(qty 12)
The “heavy” TOC includes the optional Mission Non-Secure modules
typically required by a brigade
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low-risk solution
The Tactical Operations Center equipment
is ready for delivery
The Heavy TOC is sized to support the operations of a large
maneuver unit such as a brigade. It includes both the
Mission Secure and the Mission Non-Secure Modules which
provide access to both the tactical network and available public
and private networks such as the national telephone system, the
Internet, or military applications and data that may be available
only through strategic communications networks.
On the modern battlefield, company and battalion level forces can
move up to eight times a day. Therefore, the Light and Medium
TOCs must be portable and easy to deploy. These TOCs include
only the secure modules (MS-CM and MS-CCM). An optional
Mission Non-Secure Command Center Module (MN-CCM) is
available if mission needs dictate public infrastructure access for
the Light or Medium TOC.
The systems are delivered with a self-contained trailer called the
Integrated Facilities Module or IFM. The IFM trailer contains a
permanently mounted generator and environmental control unit,
and provides storage space for the tent and tables.
The Mission Non-Secure Command Center Module includes
servers, routers, switches, laptops, and displays that are physically
separate from the equipment supporting the Mission Secure
modules. Strategic communications capabilities are deployed from
the Mission Non-Secure Communications Module. A customerfurnished
IP encryptor can be utilized to connect the Secure and
Non-Secure Modules to allow personnel on the secure side access
to long-range, strategic communications backhaul.
All TOCs are delivered with the following Mission Secure
Communications and Command Center Module capabilities:
l HF, VHF and Multiband Harris tactical radios
l One or more Harris High Capacity Line-of-Sight radios
l Servers, routers and switches
l Laptops and displays
l One or more Integrated Facilities Modules
l IP-based telephony system supporting Voice-Over-IP
The Tactical Operations Centers use standard external interfaces
to support integration with existing national assets such as public
telephone networks. Harris has more than 50 years experience
developing custom system solutions, and can readily adapt the
TOC system design to customer-specific requirements.

Order
Received
Equipment
Procurement
60 days
Kit
Integration
15 days
Acceptance
Testing
15 days
Optional Installation
in Trailer or Vehicle
5 days
Training
5 days
Delivery
Complete
1 2 3 MONTHS
4
Shipping
10 days
Site
Acceptance
Testing
10 days
Order
Received
Equipment
Procurement
70 days Kit
Integration
15 days
Acceptance
Testing
15 days
Training
10 days
1 2 3
4
MONTHS
Typical Four-Month Delivery Schedule
Delivery
Complete
Shipping
10 days
Site
Acceptance
Testing
5 days
Low-Risk System Characteristics:
l Pre-engineered system implementation
l Integration risks are eliminated
l Standard interfaces and protocols ease incorporation of future enhancements
l Leverages the combat-proven Harris Falcon III ® radio technology
l Expandable, with ability to add features and equipment
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system description
Modular and transportable, the Harris TOCs
are easily customized for the mission
The equipment for the Light, Medium, and Heavy TOCs is
provided in stackable transit case (T-case) configurations,
rather than in permanently mounted racks. This allows
exceptional deployment flexibility, since T-cases are easily deployed
into a tent, airlifted, or transported in a shelter or vehicle.
Equipment is efficiently managed via one- or two-man lift, instead
of the forklift which can be required with racks. Perhaps most
importantly, the equipment is not tied to a particular vehicle or
shelter which could be sidelined with maintenance issues, so the
TOC capability is always available.
Command Center Modules
The Command Center Modules provide infrastructure services;
command and control (C2) services including situational
awareness, telephony and video teleconferencing (VTC) for the
operations center staff; and system configuration management
and monitoring capabilities. They connect to the communications
modules via security appliances, allowing the use of VPN and
protecting the CCM with a firewall and spam filter.
Communications Modules
The Mission Secure Communications Module (MS-CM) contains
tactical communications equipment including HF combat net
radios, UHF/VHF advanced waveform radios, and VHF CNR radios.
A Harris Tactical Hub is included for telephony operation of the
radios. The Mission Non-Secure Communications Module (MN-
CM) provides unclassified Internet and public infrastructure access.
The separation of strategic communications assets and tactical
radios is made possible by a customer-supplied IP encryptor.
29 feet
T-Case
T-Case
18 feet
T-Case
In addition to the equipment listed at right, each shelter is delivered with an Integrated Facilities Module (IFM) trailer with a permanent generator
and environmental control unit

RF-7600P-DC301/311/321 Tactical Operations Center Equipment
Communications Modules
MISSION SECURE
EQUIPMENT
LIGHT
DC301
MEDIUM
DC311
HEAVY
DC321
CAPABILITY
RF-5800H HF 1 2 2 Long-range voice, chat
RF-7800V VHF 1 2 4 Voice comms with local units, security forces
RF-7800M MBNR 1 2 3 Networked data comms with local units
RF-7800W HCLOS 1 1 1 Long-range, high bandwidth connections with adjacent and higher echelons
RF-6010 1 1 1 Provides gateway between standard voice and data formats and Harris radios.
Router 1 1 1 Provides routing functions between networks
MISSION
non-SECURE
EQUIPMENT
LIGHT
DC301
MEDIUM
DC311
HEAVY
DC321
CAPABILITY
SATELLITE OPT OPT OPT BLOS medium capacity backhaul
RF-7800W HCLOS OPT 1 2 Long-range, high bandwidth connections with adjacent and higher echelons
Router 1 1 1 Provides routing functions between non-secure networks
Command Center Modules
MISSION SECURE
EQUIPMENT
LIGHT
DC301
MEDIUM
DC311
HEAVY
DC321
CAPABILITY
IT Security Appliance 1 1 1 Provides VPN, firewall, and spam filter functions
Router w/telephony 1 1 1 Provides routing functions between networks
Switch w/ PoE 1 1 1 Provides multi-user access to shared resources
Physical servers 3 4 4 Mix of light, medium, and heavy-duty servers able to support
1 to 4 virtual environments each
Rugged laptops 6 12 24
VoIP telephones 6 12 24
IP video phone 1 1 1 Provides video teleconferencing
Backup systems 0 1 1 Restores programs and data
Uninterrupted
2 4 4 Provides 20 minutes of backup power to key hardware
power supplies
Large screen
1 4
displays
Smartboard 0 1 1
Printer/scanner/fax 1 1 3 All-in-one devices
MISSION non-SECURE
EQUIPMENT
IT Security Appliance, Router w/
telephony and Switch w/PoE
OPTIONS
DC301 & DC311
HEAVY
DC321
CAPABILITY
1 ea 1 ea Provides VPN, firewall, and spam filter; routing between networks; and user
access to shared resources
Physical servers 2 4 Mix of light, medium, and heavy-duty servers able to support
1 to 4 virtual environments each
Ruggd laptops and VoIP telephones 6 ea 12 ea
Backup systems 0 2 Restores programs and data
Uninterrupted power supplies 1 3 Provides 20 minutes of backup power to key hardware
Large screen displays 0 1
Printer/scanner/fax 1 1 All-in-one devices
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ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES
Based on our highly capable family of wideband data
radios and advanced capabilities from our partners
Multiband Networking Radio
The RF-7800M enables the high-speed flow of real-time battlefield
situational awareness information and multiple video streams
across a secure, mobile tactical wireless network. In a command
and control context, this radio provides the critical connection
between squad level forces and up-echelon command platforms.
This means that deployed forces can communicate high-value
information including intelligence data and logistics with
superior speed and accuracy. The increased flow and timeliness
of operational information and intelligence data from the field
supports faster, more informed decisions.
The Adaptive Networking Wideband Waveform (ANW2) is the
Mobile, Ad Hoc Networking (MANET) waveform that is run on the
RF-7800M radio to provide continuous connectivity. This nextgeneration
waveform enables self-forming, self-healing, IP-based,
wideband networks that meet the unique communications needs
of the battlefield. ANW2 employs a physical layer modem coupled
with industry-proven network techniques to provide unsurpassed
connectivity in challenging combat scenarios. These technologies
dynamically adapt to allow voice and data transmission “around
corners” to provide soldiers with the most accurate common
operational picture of the immediate battle space.
High Capacity Line-of-Sight Radio
The Harris RF-7800W High Capacity Line of Sight (HCLOS) radio
is a new generation microwave radio. Its small size and weight
(2.5 kg / 5.5 lbs) make it ideal for tactical deployments to the
company level, where traditional, heavy microwave and relay
systems have been too cumbersome to be useful. The RF-7800W
is a truly IP-based platform, allowing any IP application to utilize
its broadband speed and connectivity. Its open architecture allows
users to easily switch from point-to-point (PTP) or point-tomultipoint
(PMP) deployments with minor configuration changes.
Extending Internet service and broadband connectivity to the
company level enables forward commanders to make better
tactical decisions. It allows them to access the information they
need—when they need it.
Harris 1.3m Seeker Tri-Band VSAT
The Harris 1.3m Seeker Tri-Band VSAT terminal provides several
operational and economic advantages over its competition,
enabling flyaway capabilities and remote operations. With the
entire terminal packaged in a single transit case that can be
checked as airline baggage, the unit supports one-person setup
and operation. The rugged, low-power equipment operates quietly,
without fans.
Seeker also offers value in its low cost of ownership. Its larger
aperture size reduces the need for ESD spreading to conserve
transponder bandwidth and power, and an auto-acquire wizard
reduces hardware costs. Designed as part of a family of terminals,
many of its components are interchangeable with other antennas
in the Harris family, providing scalability and flexibility.

FEATURES
Benefits
Multiband Networking Radio RF-7800M
High-Speed Waveform
Ad Hoc Networking
Simultaneous Voice and Data
High Capacity Line-of-Sight (HCLOS) Radio RF-7800W
NATO Band IV Frequency
Operation
Two Configurable
Operating Modes
High Data Rates
Spectrum Flexibilty
1.3m Seeker Tri-Band VSAT
Compact Design and Packaging
Provides the necessary bandwidth for transmitting multiple video
streams to the next echelon
Keeps mobile nodes connected to the network to expand the
deployed range; eliminates the need for extensive preplanning of
networks before a mission
Allows real-time discussion of information contained in the
transmitted video or other data transmission
Allows for NATO and Public Safety interoperability by supporting the
full NATO Band IV (4.4 – 5.0 GHz)
Implements both point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PMP)
modes of operation
Supports high data rate applications such as video transfer by
enabling up to 90 Mbps (PTP) and 45 Mbps (PMP) aggregate,
on-air data rates
Flexible frequency and spectrum management including channel
bandwidths of 5, 10, 20, and 40 MHz (PTP only) with a channel step
size of 1 MHz
Provides a single-band terminal in one T-case, for easy portability
Support for X-, Ku-, and
Ka-Bands
One-Person Setup
Center-Fed Antenna
Modem Interoperability
Provides deployment flexibility for different geographic locations
around the world
Terminal can be up and running with backhaul capability in under
10 minutes, without tools
Enables simple frequency/feed swap as well as superior wind stability
and satellite tracking performance
Choose between integrated iDirect Evolution ® or custom ruggedized
LinkWay ® modems, or use any external modem
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service offering
After-sales service supports
mission-critical systems worldwide
Harris has earned a worldwide reputation as the low-risk
vendor of choice for tactical radios and systems, with 99
percent of our international program customers reporting
that Harris meets or exceeds their expectations. Our responsive
program management team and customer service organization
will deliver and support a highly capable communications system.
An agile manufacturing process enables Harris to modify
production to meet customer demands. With one of the highestvolume
defense communications manufacturing facilities in the
world, we have the commitment and capability to deliver on
our promises.
Unlike many other companies, Harris has “boots on the ground”
experience, supporting our products from initial fielding to
obsolescence. In fact, we are currently servicing systems that have
been deployed for more than 20 years, underscoring our absolute
commitment to customer satisfaction. Our customers rate Harris
an average of two times higher than our nearest competitor.
As a proven provider of advanced radio, sensor, and integrated
systems to customers in over 120 countries, Harris has extensive
experience in providing logistics and sustainment support
throughout the world. We have developed highly successful
processes for fielding, maintaining, supporting, repairing, and
upgrading our equipment, no matter where it is deployed.
Many of our product and technical service representatives have
prior military experience, and establish a close, personal bond with
our customers. Our comprehensive service offering includes classic
telephone and email support as well as web-based services. The
Harris Premier website (https://premier.harris.com/) provides
customized access to:
l Computer-based training courses and manuals
l Frequently asked questions
l Application notes
l Purchase of accessories and ancillaries
Customers also can use the website to:
l Download and track software upgrades
l Receive warranty and maintenance support, including RMA
numbers and returned goods status
System training is another important consideration. Harris trains
approximately 5,000 students per year on the installation,
operation, and maintenance of its equipment and systems. This
process occurs in our company classrooms, at customer locations,
and in the field. Our students (our customers) consistently rate the
training they receive as meeting or exceeding their expectations.

The Harris Tactical Operations Centers provide
economic benefits throughout their entire
life cycle:
Low Risk – Our customer knowledge, program management,
technical expertise, and world-class customer support serve to
reduce fielding risk.
High Performance – The open architecture design capitalizes
on technology refresh of components, maximizing the value of
customers’ investments over an extended time period.
System Sustainment and Supportability – Sustainment issues
are reduced by the use of rugged military equipment (with existing
training and ILS packages) and the availability of Harris field
service representatives.
Life-cycle costs are reduced by:
l Use of common equipment and software applications
l 24/7 support capabilities
l Available in-country training and training material
l Common equipment interfaces and programming
l Availability of installation and maintenance by in-country
partners
l Availability of extended warranties beyond the standard
12 months
l Low-cost upgrade paths
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proven performance
Harris RFCD supplies tactical and public safety radio
products in over 120 countries worldwide
Millions of people and hundreds of government agencies
throughout the world rely on assured communications ®
solutions from Harris to deliver critical information to the
right place at the right time. They know there is too much riding
on the outcome to risk anything less. What sets Harris apart is our
depth of expertise, breadth of experience, and focus on providing
the most advanced products, systems, and services that meet or
exceed the requirements of our customers.
Harris is one of the only companies in the world specializing in
advanced technology for capturing, aggregating, distributing,
and analyzing the full range of wireless communications including
voice, data, video, and imaging. We use this unique capability
to provide systems and networks for customers in defense,
intelligence, government, public safety, healthcare, broadcast,
and energy markets.
Harris RF Communications Division (RFCD) is the leading supplier
of tactical, secure voice and data communications products,
systems, and networks to military, government, and commercial
organizations worldwide. More than 50 years of international
experience is leveraged into the design and deployment of
Harris RFCD’s packaged C4ISR system solutions.
The Tactical Operations Center System is one more example of
Harris responding to the needs of its customers.
Harris has internationally
acclaimed products which
have left everyone else in
the dust. l International Customer
I firmly believe that Harris RF
Communications really listens
to their customer base and lives
by the creed: the customer is
king. I truly feel that sense of
partnership with Harris, and
I’ve been dealing with Harris
for years now. l NATO Staff Member

Always connected. Never alone.
Corporate Headquarters
RFCD Headquarters and Manufacturing
RFCD Hubs
RFCD Offices
RFCD Partners
Tactical Customers
Public Safety Customers
Tactical and Public Safety Customers
Our proven solutions provide:
l Voice, data, and video where it’s needed, when it’s needed
l Cost effectiveness throughout the life cycle of the system
• No long, costly development cycle
• Unsurpassed in-country support during and after delivery
l Scalability and growth options
l Configurable solution sets
l On-time delivery of quality systems
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the harris difference
As your partner, Harris is committed to your success
Harris Corporation welcomes the opportunity to discuss the
Tactical Operations Center System in more detail, and how
it can be applied to your missions and applications.
We believe that our packaged systems provide a significant value
to you, our customer, in the following ways:
l The systems are available now, eliminating long and expensive
development and procurement cycles
l The use of the latest wideband Falcon III ® tactical radios
supports new operational capabilities that have not been
previously possible
l Falcon III software-defined radio technology uses open
architectures and standard interfaces, allowing the system to
incorporate new capabilities and stave off obsolescence
l Pre-engineered system designs emphasize commonality of
equipment and resources to reduce life-cycle sustainment costs
such as training, sparing, and maintenance
l Our systems engineers and in-country partners can readily
customize the solution, as required
l The systems are supported by our world-class customer service
organization that operates in every part of the world and is
second to none
With approximately $6 billion (USD) in annual revenue, Harris
is an international communications and information technology
company serving government and commercial markets worldwide.
We are confident that our packaged C4ISR system solutions
represent the best value with the lowest schedule, cost, and
technical risks for meeting your complex operational challenges.
Our solutions leverage:
l Falcon III wideband radio technology
l Open standards and interfaces
l Focused program teams
l Over 50 years experience providing state-of-the-art military
systems
l Product service teams that deploy to our customer
l Nearly 7,000 engineers and scientists throughout the
corporation

Delivering IT and communications
services to the tactical edge
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