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    The Philippine Air Force has launched the $114 million Long Range Patrol Aircraft (LRPA) Acquisition

    Project.
    This vital initiative is part of the Horizon 1 phase of the Revised Armed Forces of the Philippines Moderniza -
    tion Program (RAFPMP), marking a key advancement in the nation's defense capabilities. The LRPA project
    has seen two main contenders emerge: the ELI-3360MPA on an ATR-72 600 platform and the Airbus P-
    295MPA / ASW.
    C4ISTAR - Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Acquisition Project of the
    Philippine Army
    Philippine Defense Resource May 23, 2019 0

    As part of the Philippine Army's goal to improve its Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Intelli-
    gence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, Reconnaissance (C4ISTAR) capabilities, it has embarked on the ac-
    quisition of different types of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) which will provide the organization with platforms that can
    provide ISTAR capabilities from the higher leadership down to the smallest operating team in the field.
    The project, known as the C4ISTAR - Unmanned Aerial Systems Level 1 to 3 Acquisition Project of the Philippine
    Army, is part of the Horizon 2 phase Priority Projects of the Revised Armed Forces of the Philippines Modernization
    Program (RAFPMP).

    The project was among those given in-principle approval for implementation by Pres. Rodrigo Duterte in June 2018,
    although the project has been in the works since 2015.

    The project was finally given the greenlight for implementation in early 2019, with the decision by the Department of
    National Defense (DND) to acquire it under a Government-to-Government (G2G) deal with the Israeli Ministry of
    Defense (IMOD), which selected Elbit Systems Ltd. as the proponent.
    Project Summary:

    Philippine Army C4ISTAR - Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Level 1 to 3 Acquisition Project

    Note: Edited as of 05 April 2024:

    * End User: Philippine Army (multiple units)

    * Quantity: 4 lots (1 lot for each Level)

    * Modernization Phase: Horizon 2 phase Priority Projects of RAFPMP

    * Project ABC: Php8,000,000,000.00

    * Acquisition Mode: Government-to-Government (G2G) deal with Israeli Government

    * Source of Funding: GAA Funds through AFP Modernization Program Trust Fund, to be paid via Multi-Year Obligation Authority (MYOA)

    * SARO Release:
    - SARO-BMB-D-19-003824 dated 22 May 2019 worth Php5,399,625,000.00 (initial and partial amount), released 23 May 2019

    * Winning Proponent: Elbit Systems Ltd. (Israel)

    * Product for Delivery:


    - 503 systems (2 UAVs each) of Elbit Thor Multirotor VTOL Mini UAS (Level 1)
    - 43 systems (3 UAVs each) of Elbit Skylark 1-LEX Mini UAS (Level 1)
    - 7 systems (3 UAVs each) of Elbit Skylark 3 Tactical Small UAS (Level 2)
    - 1 System (4 UAVs) Elbit Hermes 450 Tactical Long Endurance UAS (Level 3)

    * Contract Price: Php8,000,000,000.00


    As early as 2016, the Department of National Defense (DND) originally decided to have the project covered under a Govern-
    ment-to-Government (G2G) deal with the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD)

    Three (3) Israeli companies competed for the selection process. Aeronautics Defense Systems Ltd., Elbit Systems Ltd.,
    and Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI) MALAT Division.

    For Level 1, Aeronautics offered the Orbiter 2, Elbit with the Skylark 1-LEX, and IAI MALAT with the Bird Eye 400.

    For Level 2, Aeronautics submitted the Orbiter 3, Elbit with the Skylark 3, and IAI MALAT with the Bird Eye 650D.

    For Level 3, Aeronautics pushed for the Aerostar TUAV, Elbit with the Hermes 450, and IAI MALAT with the Searcher Mk.
    III.

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