Bae Systems Controls Company

BAE Systems Controls will leave its longtime home near the Santa Monica Airport next year and head toward Los Angeles International Airport in a move that allows the aerospace company to cash in the value of its Westside real estate. BAE has signed a 10-year lease valued at $47.85 million for 150,000 square feet of space at Wateridge Two, a new office building on Goldleaf Circle in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County bordering Marina del Rey, Playa Vista and Culver City.

LONDON -- BAE Systems, Europe's biggest weapons contractor, said its share of an order to make radios for the U.S. armed forces may be worth as much as $4 billion over the 20-year program, more than previous estimates. BAE is in a group of companies led by Boeing Co. that has been chosen to supply new radios allowing troops to transmit voice, data and video information more quickly, it said. The U.S.

LONDON -- BAE Systems, Europe's biggest weapons contractor, said its share of an order to make radios for the U.S. armed forces may be worth as much as $4 billion over the 20-year program, more than previous estimates. BAE is in a group of companies led by Boeing Co. that has been chosen to supply new radios allowing troops to transmit voice, data and video information more quickly, it said. The U.S.

BAE Systems Controls will leave its longtime home near the Santa Monica Airport next year and head toward Los Angeles International Airport in a move that allows the aerospace company to cash in the value of its Westside real estate. BAE has signed a 10-year lease valued at $47.85 million for 150,000 square feet of space at Wateridge Two, a new office building on Goldleaf Circle in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County bordering Marina del Rey, Playa Vista and Culver City.

BAE Systems Controls has put its 10.4-acre aerospace plant near Santa Monica Airport up for sale and has begun searching for a new home to accommodate the facility's 700 employees. The Los Angeles parcel is one of the largest in recent years to become available for development on the crowded Westside. People familiar with property nearby say the BAE site might fetch $35 million, if not more.

BAE Systems Controls has put its 10.4-acre aerospace plant near Santa Monica Airport up for sale and has begun searching for a new home to accommodate the facility's 700 employees. The Los Angeles parcel is one of the largest in recent years to become available for development on the crowded Westside. People familiar with property nearby say the BAE site might fetch $35 million, if not more.