Vectronix Inc. and BAE Systems to provide U.S. ARMY with
Laser Target Location System

Leesburg, Va., September 4, 2009 – Leesburg, Virginia based Vectronix Inc. and BAE Systems will provide handheld laser target locators to the U.S. Army under a five-year indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

As part of the laser target locator module (LTLM) contract awarded by BAE Systems, Vectronix will provide the direct-view optic system, laser range finder, and digital magnetic compass components to be integrated with BAE Systems night-vision camera and GPS receiver. The lightweight system weighs less than 5.5 pounds and functions in all weather conditions including obscured-visibility caused by fog and smoke.

“The LTLM program leverages Vectronix core competencies in optics, laser ranging, and orientation,” said Howard Feldmeier, Senior Program Manager of Vectronix Inc. “We are pleased to work with BAE Systems to provide the best field-proven technology to the U.S. warfighter.”

Deliveries are scheduled to begin this year.

About Vectronix Inc.
Vectronix is a leader in the development of integrated handheld, module, and precision systems for observance, detection, geo-positioning, and targeting solutions. Leveraging core competencies in electro-optics, laser range finding, and north-finding technologies, Vectronix supports the activities of the defense, homeland security, and law enforcement communities. Headquartered in Leesburg, Virginia, Vectronix Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Swiss company Vectronix AG (Safran Group). The company maintains a manufacturing operation in Newington, New Hampshire.
 

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See the Press Release from BAE Systems