Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division, (Tata Power SED) today announced that the Combat Management System (CMS) for the Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC) developed by Tata Power SED, in collaboration with Weapon and Electronics System Engineering Establishment (WESEE) and MARS, Russia was handed over by Mr Sukaran Singh, CEO and MD, Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. to Indian Navy/ Chief of Materiel, Vice Admiral GS Pabby, PVSM, AVSM, VSM on 28 Mar 19 at Tata Power SED office in Bengaluru, on successful completion of all tests and trials. The event was attended by Rear Admiral Antony George, NM, VSM, ACNS (SR), Rear Admiral SK Nair, NM, ACOM (IT&S) and other senior officers from the Indian Navy, and M/s TPSED, including firm’s COO, Mr. Neelesh Tungar and CTO, Mr. R. Muralidharan.
This is a major landmark towards Government of India's policy of 'Make in India'. It also assumes great significance as it is the first CMS developed by the Private Industry for IN and is for India’s Indigenous Aircraft Carrier. Prior to the acceptance of CMS, the system software and hardware were subjected to rigorous acceptance trials. The system successfully cleared all acceptance tests, endurance and full load trials.
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