In a historic moment for the Armed Forces of
the Philippines(AFP) it was just reported that Department of National Defense
(DND) Secretary Delfin Lorenzana has just signed a multi-billion contract for the
acquisition of the Philippines for the much needed - Air Surveillance Radar
System (ASRS) acquisition project.
Lorenzana signed the contract agreement and
notice to proceed with a Japanese firm for the Philippine Air Force (PAF)'s
Horizon 2 project.
The acquisition was a negotiated
government-to-government procurement with Japan, it has an approved budget for
the contract of PHP5.5 billion was awarded to Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
(MELCO) with a total contract price of USD103,500,000.
"This cooperation signifies Japan’s first
time to export Japanese-made defense equipment under a restructured government
policy, permitting sales of defense equipment, as long as it is deemed for the
promotion of international peace," the DND added.
The signed agreement is the first defense
equipment and technology cooperation project between the two countries in the
realization of the agreement between Manila and Tokyo concerning the transfer
of defense equipment and technology signed in 2016.
The Air Surveillance Radar System (ASRS)
The ASRS will help to detect, identify, and
correlate any threats and intrusions within the Philippine exclusive economic
zone (EEZ) and deliver radar images to decision-makers and relevant operating
units, according to the DND.
All in all, the ASRS package includes three
fixed long-range air surveillance radars, each with building facilities and a
mobile air surveillance radar.
Delivery is expected to be delivered to the
Philippines starting 2022.
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