Japan wins order for Philippine air surveillance radars
Japanese firm Mitsubishi Electric was issued a notice of award by the Philippines on 4 March to supply four radars to complete air surveillance coverage of the country and its surrounding EEZ.
According to Philippine media, a government-to-government contract will be signed within the next two months. Mitsubishi Electric will supply its J/FPS-3ME 3D radar to Manila, with three fixed installation and one mobile variant on offer.
The FPS-3 had been competing against the IAI Elta ELM-2288-ER/ELM-2288-MR AD-STAR and the Lockheed Martin AN/TPS-77, with five radars each apparently being offered.
This approximately PHP5.5 billion ($110.5 million) award, known
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