US Navy Awards CoAspire $70M to Develop CHAOS Cruise Missile for Coalition Allies
The prototype deal funds a booster-and-launcher system built around CoAspire’s RAACM-ER missile for land and moving maritime targets.
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Navy taps CoAspire for CHAOS low-cost maritime strike capability
The Navy has awarded missile-producer CoAspire a $70 million Other Transaction Authority agreement to produce a low-cost missile system known as the Coalition Heterogenous Affordable Offensive Strike, according to an announcement today from the assistant service secretary for research, development and acquisition. CHAOS will serve as an affordable maritime strike capability for use by international partners, the announcement states. The award is…
The United States Navy awards a $70 million contract to CoAspire to develop a land variant of the RAACM-ER cruise missile
US Navy picks $70 million cruise missile designed for mass production
The U.S. Navy has selected Virginia-based defense company CoAspire to develop a ground-launched cruise missile system under a new $70 million program aimed at delivering affordable weapons for maritime and land strikes. Under a Prototype Other Transactional Agreement with CMG Networks on behalf of the Naval Aviation Systems Consortium, CoAspire will design, build, test, and deliver its Rapidly Adaptable Affordable Cruise Missile-Extended Range (…
US Navy Awards CoAspire $70M to Develop CHAOS Cruise Missile for Coalition Allies
The US Navy has awarded CoAspire a $70M agreement to develop the CHAOS cruise missile, a low-cost, ground-launched anti-ship weapon for coalition partners. CoAspire press release The U.S. Navy has selected CoAspire’s Rapidly Adaptable Affordable Cruise Missile-Extended Range (RAACM-ER) Ground-Launched variant for its new Coalition Heterogenous Affordable Offensive Strike (CHAOS) program. Under a $70m Prototype ... The post US Navy Awards CoAspir…
CoAspire Wins $70 Million Contract For Navy Affordable Coalition Missile Program
The Navy recently awarded CoAspire a $70 million prototype Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) for its Rapidly Adaptable Affordable Cruise Missile-Extended Range (RAACM-ER) ground-launched variant for its new Coalition Heterogeneous Affordable […]
CoAspire wins $70 million U.S. Navy CHAOS deal to develop affordable ground-launched cruise missile for coalition maritime strike
The agreement was made with CMG Networks on behalf of the Naval Aviation Systems Consortium. CoAspire will design, build, test and deliver the system to the Program Acquisition Executive for Munitions and its program office, PMX-201. The program is aimed at Foreign Military Sale customers among U.S. allies and coalition partners. CoAspire said those customers need a maritime strike weapon that is both affordable and highly effective, while also …
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