As an integral part of the Ballistic Missile Defense System, the Raytheon AN/TPY-2 provides advanced mobile, multi-function radar with long-range surveillance designed to search, acquire, track, and discriminate ballistic missile threats from non-threats.
Per Raytheon’s requirements, Mercury will provide a technology refresh specially architected to be as close to the original system configuration as possible. Mercury will also qualify and integrate both Mercury and third-party components, and provide software modifications to ensure full interoperability and backward compatibility.
“Since 2003, our demonstrated ability to support life-cycle management of COTS components, while increasing system performance capabilities, has positioned Mercury as the partner of choice for the AN/TPY-2 technology refreshes,” said Brian Perry, Director of Services & Systems Integration for Advanced Computing Solutions at Mercury. “This ability is increasingly critical, as leading defense primes such as Raytheon are implementing more commercial components while having to support a long mission life.”