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20
Integrated Defense Systems (IDS), with 2007 sales of
$4.7 billion, is a leading worldwide provider of integrat-
ed joint battlespace and homeland security solutions.
IDS, prime contractor and system integrator for the
Patriot system, is poised to deliver the next generation
of Patriot, the world’s premier combat-proven air and
missile defense system. The U.S. Army is moving ahead
with its “Pure Fleet” initiative to upgrade the Patriot
systems to state-of-the-art Confi guration 3, enabling
them to defeat current and emerging threats. Worldwide
interest has positioned Patriot as the cornerstone of
global air and missile defense.
Other IDS successes in 2007 included the continued
delivery of the critical persistent surveillance capability
of Rapid Aerostat Initial Deployment to American and
coalition forces, and the Australian government’s largest
contract award ever for the mission systems integration
of at least three Air Warfare Destroyers.
The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense program
received a direct award for additional radar from the
U.S. Missile Defense Agency. The Zumwalt destroyer
program won a $1.0 billion contract modifi cation for
critical mission systems equipment.
Integrated Defense Systems
Dan Smith, President
Photo: Patriot Radar