Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has announced a contract to provide military sub-systems and components to Hyundai-Wia.
The $7.47 million contract will see EOS deliver surveillance and force protection parts and sub-systems over a 12-month period beginning in the third quarter of 2015. Hyundai-Wia will also produce some EOS designs under license for this requirement.
EOS teamed with Hyundai-Wia in 2012 under an agreement that sees work shares allocated to each company in the case of contract wins for military surveillance, electronics and force protection products.
The current awards relate to an initial phase of acquisition for a programme for an
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