Alfalight to supply Raytheon with semiconductor laser modules
$1.9 m contract targets aerospace applications
Alfalight, a US developer of infrared and visible laser systems for defence and security use, has announced it has received a contract to deliver semiconductor laser modules for an aerospace system built by Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems (SAS).
The eighteen-month contract has a value of $1.9 million, with an option to increase the total to $3.1 million later in 2015.
The company also announced that it received the Supplier Excellence Award from Raytheon for 'exceptional' quality and delivery of its high-performance, ruggedised laser diode subsystems. Alfalight first qualified to provide the lasers to Raytheon for this application in 2007.
"This contract is evidence of the value of Alfalight's technology and our long term success as a supplier of lasers to the defense market. We are proud that Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems has also recognized the quality of our products and services with their Supplier Excellence Award," said Mohan Warrior, president and chief executive officer.
"This new business and our strong relationship underscore many years of dedication to designing and manufacturing rugged, integrated laser systems for the most demanding and critical applications."
