The Israeli defense company, which manufactures sensors and border surveillance systems, won the contract but did not disclose the scope of the contracts, according to The Jerusalem Post.
Elbit Systems has secured a $370 million contract to strengthen US border security, the company announced Wednesday. The Israeli defense firm, which produces a range of sensors and surveillance systems, did not disclose the full scope of the contracts. The deal comes amid a broader US push to bolster border security, including the $64 billion Secure America Act signed by President Trump in June, as The Zioneer reported. The contract adds to Elbit’s growing portfolio of US defense and security deals.
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