Harris Communications
Harris Communications is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_76E4B4338643CB6D. It has been awarded $623,460 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing.
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SLED_76E4B4338643CB6DFederal Contracting Overview
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Harris Communications specializes in the provision of advanced tactical communication hardware. Their core capabilities include the delivery of secure voice and data communication systems, specifically focusing on Type-1, National Security Agency (NSA) certified tactical transceivers such as the AN/...
Harris Communications specializes in the provision of advanced tactical communication hardware. Their core capabilities include the delivery of secure voice and data communication systems, specifically focusing on Type-1, National Security Agency (NSA) certified tactical transceivers such as the AN/PRC-117G(V)5(C) for military and agency personnel. The company operates within the radio and television broadcasting equipment manufacturing sector, as indicated by NAICS 334220. Their industry focus is centered on high-security military-grade communications equipment designed for secure field operations.
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