KEYW wins $11M Air Force radar contracts

KEYW has sold its first KeyRadar product.

The company was also awarded a $4.4 million Air Force Research Laboratory contract to develop "a next-generation multi-INT, plug-and-play pod that enables the Air Force to rapidly reconfigure sensor suites in the field," said a KEYW news release.

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