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Northrop Grumman has secured another production order for JCREW systems. The $46.1 million modification adds electronic-warfare equipment, retrofit kits, spares, and engineering support, with Australian Foreign Military Sales funding forming part of the award.
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India has formally moved towards France’s sixth-generation FCAS fighter programme. The parliamentary disclosure confirms active government efforts, although membership terms, industrial workshare, funding, technology access, and any timetable for Indian participation remain unresolved.
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Indonesia has begun domestic construction of its first Scorpène submarine. The 7 August steel-cutting milestone puts PT PAL into full hull production under a programme designed to build two boats locally with Naval Group technology transfer.
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Palladyne coordinated mixed-vendor drones during Project Convergence Capstone Six testing. SwarmOS linked mixed aircraft with the Army’s emerging command-and-control architecture.
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Capella secured an operational NRO contract for commercial radar imagery. The award expands government access to all-weather, day-and-night Earth observation.
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AFRL awarded DZYNE more than $6 million for Grasshopper development. Work will focus on range, denied navigation, modular payloads, reliability, and scalable manufacture.
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Graham secured two naval contracts worth more than $43 million. The work covers MK48 torpedo power hardware and submarine air-turbine-pump spares.
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Voyager will supply throttleable propulsion systems for SM-3 interceptor production. The Raytheon award covers precision divert and attitude control for exo-atmospheric engagements.
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Kratos will develop a replacement infrared seeker for Javelin missiles. The US Army programme targets obsolescence and a production-ready guidance section.
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HII will link robotics investment directly to qualified shipbuilding output. The seven-year agreements could place up to $900 million with two automation suppliers.