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L3Harris Technologies ($LHX) secured a $323 million contract from the FAA for Voice Switching and Control Systems, representing a modest but consistent revenue stream for the company over an extended period. While not transformative, this award reinforces L3Harris's position in critical air traffic control infrastructure.

This $557 million contract to HARRIS CORPORATION (now L3Harris Technologies, $LHX) from the FAA for DAFIS UDO RECONSTRUCT represents a steady revenue stream for the company, contributing approximately 1.8% to its annual revenue. While significant, it is not a transformative award for the diversified aerospace and defense giant.

This $638 million contract to Harris Corporation, now part of L3Harris Technologies, for FAA system reconstruction represents a steady revenue stream but is not transformative for the large defense contractor. The contract extends existing services, indicating ongoing operational support rather than new program development.

This $1.5 billion contract to Harris Corporation (now L3Harris Technologies, $LHX) from the FAA for DAFIS UDO reconstruction represents a significant, long-term revenue stream, though its impact on the company's overall financials is moderate given its size. The award is a continuation of essential air traffic management infrastructure, ensuring stability for the prime contractor.

This $1.8 billion contract award to Harris Corporation (now L3Harris Technologies) for telecommunications services to the FAA represents a significant, but not transformative, revenue stream. The award is a continuation of existing services, providing stability rather than new growth.

L3Harris Technologies ($LHX) secured an $814 million contract from NASA for the Cross-track Infrared Sounder (CrIS) instrument, representing a meaningful but not transformative revenue stream for the company. While the contract is significant, there is no direct legislative connection from the provided bill signals to this specific NASA award.

This $39.0 million sole-source IDIQ award to L3 Technologies, Inc. for USSOCOM satellite communications represents a steady revenue stream for its parent company, L3Harris Technologies ($LHX), reinforcing its position in specialized defense communications.

L3Harris Technologies ($LHX) secured a $70.7 million contract from NOAA for a GEO Cloud Compute Subsystem, representing a modest but consistent revenue stream for the company's government services segment. This award reinforces L3Harris's role in critical government infrastructure projects.