MSPO 2019: Patience a virtue for Polish AARGM deal
Northrop Grumman is confident it can land an order with Poland for the air-to-ground Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile (AARGM), despite developments between the two sides having not moved beyond a 2018 letter of request.
In order for a contract to be signed, Poland will have to first ‘get in sequence’ with the USN’s procurement cycle – a move that could be delayed by the country’s forthcoming general election.
‘If customers [including Poland] want to acquire AARGM they will have to sign contracts, probably by 2021,’ a Northrop Grumman spokesperson told Shephard.
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