MELBOURNE, Fla. -- November 3, 2026 -- L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX) has received a $36 million order from the U.S. Army for its Hawkeye 4 Lite satellite communications terminal. The company says the terminals will be fielded under the Army's Command and Control Network Optimized for Warfighting (C2NOW) initiative.
L3Harris says the order is meant to improve SATCOM interoperability between U.S. and NATO partners. The company did not name any NATO member or other partner force that will use the terminals.
Army configuration uses a rapidly deployable terminal with field-swappable components
The Army's setup is built around the Hawkeye 4 Lite terminal. The company describes it as rapidly deployable, with field-swappable components that allow greater flexibility in dynamic operational environments.
Faisal Munir, President of Mission Critical Communications at L3Harris, said the company is ready to support the Army with expeditionary communications that fit its modernization priorities.
Terminal count and delivery schedule remain undisclosed
L3Harris did not disclose how many terminals the $36 million covers, so a per-unit price cannot be calculated. It also gave no delivery dates for the order.