Sweden has selected the Lockheed Martin TPY-4 next-generation ground-based air surveillance radar to enhance long-range surveillance capability.
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Press Release, Syracuse, 04 June 2025: The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration selected the Lockheed Martin TPY-4 next-generation ground-based air surveillance radar to enhance the country’s long-range surveillance capability, becoming the third country to choose the fifth-generation radar platform.
“We are honoured to support the defence and security of our allied nations,” said Rick Cordaro, vice president of Radar and Sensor Systems at Lockheed Martin. “The TPY-4 radar represents a significant leap forward in integrated deterrence, enhancing interoperability with NATO allies. As a trusted partner to the US Air Force, Norway and now Sweden, we are committed to delivering this advanced radar capability to help address the complex and evolving threats faced by America and its allies.”
Lockheed Martin will deliver the first TPY-4 radar systems in 2027 to support the Swedish Air Force’s national defence requirements. The TPY-4 radar system is a highly advanced, phased-array radar that provides unparalleled air surveillance capabilities, including detection and tracking of airborne targets in real-time. This gives troops an advantage against any adversary and enables them to execute their mission safely. Its cutting-edge technology and open architecture design enable seamless integration with existing air defence systems, strengthening interoperability between the Swedish Armed Forces, regional partners and NATO allies.
Proven Radar Experience: Lockheed Martin has broad and deep experience developing and delivering advanced radar solutions to customers. The company’s high-performing, highly reliable radar systems specialie in providing advanced early warning, counter-target acquisition, situational awareness and integrated air and missile defence. Lockheed Martin radars are designed with a high degree of commonality, are available in highly mobile configurations, operate in all environments and are deployed worldwide. More than 45 nations on six continents use Lockheed Martin’s radars.
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