







<p>SENER Aeroespacial ha firmado un nuevo contrato con el Ministerio de Defensa, a través de la Dirección General de Armamento y Material (DGAM), por un valor total de 13 millones de euros, para la adecuación del sistema terrestre de Inteligencia de comunicaciones COMINT SCATER SUR, parte del Sistema Conjunto de Inteligencia y EW Santiago.</p>
SENER Aeroespacial, has signed a new contract with the Spanish Ministry of Defense, through the General Directorate of Armament and Material (DGAM), for a total value of 13 million euros, for the adaptation of the COMINT SCATER SUR communications intelligence ground system, part of the Joint Intelligence and EW Santiago System.

For several years, SENER Aeroespacial has been investing in the development of COMINT technology. The objective is to progressively increase the level of responsibility and evolve from the role of architecture designer and integrator of subsystems supplied by non-national third parties to become, in the short/medium term, a company capable of integrating systems and designing, manufacturing and supplying complete subsystems based on its own product.
SENER Aeroespacial’s strategic vision, aligned with the principles emanating from the Ministry of Defense’s Santiago Program, can be summarized in the following pillars:
The Joint Electronic Warfare Program Santiago is a national signals intelligence (SIGINT) project of the Ministry of Defense that encompasses different platforms and systems (air, land and naval), equipped with sensors to capture signals for the radar, communications, optical and underwater acoustic bands, which act in a coordinated manner operated by the Armies, under the direction of the Intelligence Center of the Armed Forces (CIFAS).
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