The Peruvian Armed Forces Agency (ACFFAA) has chosen the French company Thales LAS France SAS (France) as the winner of the closed tender for the supply of the first three-story radar station "Ground Master 400 Alpha" (Ground Master 400 Alpha). The cost of the contract is estimated at 39.5 million dollars. The purchase is being made as part of a plan to restore the capabilities of radar monitoring of the airspace in the mountainous coastal region of the country. The total cost of acquiring six active array radars (AESA) is estimated at 260-280 million dollars. The delivery of the remaining five stations is expected to be organized in 2027. The "Ground Master 400 Alpha" radar is designed for long-range detection and tracking of air targets, including anti-aircraft tools. The declared characteristics: detection ranges up to 515 km, circular display 360 degrees, accompany up to 1000 targets. The station operates in S-band, is housed in a standard 20 meter container and is distributed in less than an hour. @theaterVD.