BMDS AN/TPY-2 Radars

MD11 BMDS Sensors, managed by the Missile Defense Agency, aims to procure and maintain the Army Navy/Transportable Radar Surveillance and Control (AN/TPY-2) radar systems. These radar systems are a crucial part of the Missile Defense System's layered network of sensors. The program's specific objectives include the procurement of Next Generation servers to enhance cybersecurity protection and processing capability for the fleet, DREX kits to upgrade current analog REX technology to modern digital capability, and ASP kits to provide enhanced capability against emerging threats. Additionally, the program focuses on acquiring initial spares and AC/DC converters to ensure the reliability and availability of Radar 13. The procurement quantity reflects the acquisition of complete radar systems, including Antenna Equipment Units (AEU), Cooling Equipment Units (CEU), Electronic Equipment Units (EEU), and Prime Power Units (PPU). The program also addresses obsolescence in major end items and provides updated processing capabilities for both Terminal and Forward-based modes. Furthermore, it includes efforts to extend the life of mission-critical components and enhance cybersecurity protection for the fleet. The program's history shows a track record of successful procurement activities with various contractors and locations.

In summary, Program MD11 focuses on procuring and maintaining AN/TPY-2 radar systems to support the Missile Defense System's sensor network. The program's objectives include enhancing cybersecurity protection, upgrading radar technology, providing enhanced capability against emerging threats, and ensuring the reliability and availability of Radar 13 through the acquisition of initial spares and AC/DC converters. The program has a history of successful procurement activities with various contractors and locations, demonstrating its commitment to fulfilling its objectives effectively.