Federal Register #Transmittal No. 2649

Sale of AIM120C7/C8 AMRAAM Missiles, Secure Communications, and F-16 Support to UAE and Singapore

This opportunity involves proposed foreign military sales by the Department of Defense to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Singapore, focusing on advanced air-to-air missile systems and related support: - Government Buyer: - Department of Defense, Defense Security Cooperation Agency - Principal OEMs: - RTX Corporation (manufacturer of AIM120C7/C8 AMRAAM missiles) - Collins Aerospace (manufacturer of ARC210 RT2036 (C) radio transceivers and KY100M cryptographic devices) - Products/Services Requested: - 400 AIM120C7 or AIM120C8 Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAMs) - 8 AIM120C8 AMRAAM guidance sections - ARC210 RT2036 (C) secure radio transceivers (Collins Aerospace) - KY100M cryptographic communication security devices (Collins Aerospace) - AMRAAM control sections, storage containers, support equipment, spare parts, consumables, accessories - Classified and unclassified software - Engineering, technical, and logistics support services (including repair and return, publications, training, and program support) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Technology involved is classified up to SECRET - All defense articles and services are authorized for export to the respective governments - The sale aims to enhance allied defense capabilities and interoperability without impacting U.S. readiness - Estimated contract value for the UAE sale is $1.22 billion - Singapore's PEACE CARVIN II F-16 detachment support at Luke Air Force Base includes training missiles, logistics, and a multi-year support period

Description

This notice published by the Department of Defense announces the proposed sale of defense articles and services to foreign governments. The sales include advanced medium range air-to-air missiles and secure communication equipment with associated support and logistics. The notification details the scope of the sale, including quantities, estimated costs, and the intended recipients such as the United Arab Emirates and Korea. The sales aim to support U.S. foreign policy and national security objectives by enhancing the defense capabilities of allied nations. The notice also addresses the sensitivity of the technology involved and confirms no adverse impact on U.S. defense readiness.

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