Company Profile: Raytheon Technologies
Type: Aerospace & Defense Contractor
Headquarters: Arlington, Virginia, USA
Founded: 1922 (as Raytheon), merged with United Technologies in 2020 to form RTX Corporation
Key Divisions: Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, Raytheon Intelligence & Space, Raytheon Missiles & Defense
Products & Capabilities:
Missiles & Weapon Systems: Tomahawk, Javelin, AMRAAM, Stinger, Excalibur, Standard Missile (SM-2, SM-3, SM-6), GMLRS, NASAMS
Air & Missile Defense: Patriot Air Defense System, THAAD components, Iron Dome (U.S. partnership), LTAMDS (Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor)
Radars & Sensors: AN/APG-79 AESA radar, AN/TPY-2 radar, SPY-6 radar, Early Warning & Surveillance Systems
Aerospace & Avionics: F-35 avionics, Integrated Sensor Systems, Military & Commercial Aircraft Components
Engines & Propulsion: Pratt & Whitney military and commercial jet engines, F135 (F-35 engine), Geared Turbofan (GTF) engines
Cybersecurity & Electronic Warfare: Advanced electronic warfare (EW) systems, cybersecurity solutions for military and intelligence applications
Space Systems: GPS III, Missile Warning Systems, Hypersonics, Satellite Communications
Major Manufacturing & Production Locations:
Tucson, Arizona – Missile Systems Headquarters, AMRAAM, Stinger, Tomahawk production
Andover, Massachusetts – Patriot Missile Systems production
McKinney, Texas – Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) systems, Electro-optical sensors
El Segundo, California – Space & Satellite Systems
Goleta, California – Electronic Warfare Systems
East Hartford, Connecticut – Pratt & Whitney jet engine manufacturing
North Berwick, Maine – Jet engine component manufacturing
Forest, Mississippi – Radar production, sensor development
Huntsville, Alabama – Missile defense integration
Indianapolis, Indiana – Advanced systems, military avionics
Tewksbury, Massachusetts – Integrated Air and Missile Defense
