The agreement covers maintenance and technical support for a broad range of radar systems, including:
- NUR-12 — a conventional air-surveillance radar;
- NUR-15 / NUR-15M / NUR-15C — more modern medium-range radar systems;
- RZRA Liwiec — a weapon-locating radar used to detect artillery firing positions;
- RM-100, together with the CRM-100M trainer;
- ZDPSR Bystra — a mobile radar system for land forces;
- ZDPSR Soła — a short-range radar for air-defense systems.
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Maintenance work will be carried out both at military units and at PIT-RADWAR facilities. It will include hardware repairs and troubleshooting of software errors; support for OO-2 scheduled maintenance beyond the user’s capabilities; implementation of necessary hardware and software modifications; training of military personnel; technical assistance during equipment redeployment; and remote support through a dedicated service portal.
The listed radars form a core set of sensors used in the Polish Armed Forces’ air-defense system and reconnaissance operations. Providing stable, multiyear maintenance support is intended to increase equipment availability, shorten response times in the event of failures, enable planned maintenance and modernization, and improve operational safety and the continuity of radar-system operations.
For the Polish Armed Forces, this will provide a more predictable and efficient maintenance model for key sensors required during both peacetime operations and crisis situations.