07/24/2010 (7:24 am)
Alloy Surfaces wins $38M defense contract to make decoys
Alloy Surfaces Co. has been awarded a three-year contract worth $38.3 million to produce MJU-49/B decoy devices for the Navy, the Defense Department said Friday.
The devices are fired by aircraft to lure away heat-seeking missiles and use Alloy’s patented technology to emit infrared energy in the same band that aircraft do no fax payday loan.
Alloy will make them at its plant in Aston, Pa.
The company is a subsidiary of the Chemring Group PLC, which is based in Whiteley, England.
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