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    QinetiQ US Wins Army Aerial Target Systems 3 Contract

    By Staff WriterOctober 28, 2024
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    Shawn Purvis, QinetiQ US

    QinetiQ US won the Aerial Target Systems 3 contract by the U.S. Army Contracting Command – Orlando.

    The contract is awarded on behalf of the U.S. Army, Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, Threat Systems Management Office. The multiple-award indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract has an estimated ceiling of $95 million.

    “The MQM-185B and our suite of aerial targets exemplify our commitment to providing proven and adaptable solutions,” said QinetiQ US President and CEO Shawn Purvis. “Our end-to-end expertise in target systems, from development to comprehensive training and logistics support, ensures that we can meet the complex needs of our defense customers. This contract reinforces QinetiQ’s position as a leader in advanced target systems, supporting the readiness and technological advancement of our armed forces.”

    Under the contract, QinetiQ US will compete for task orders to deliver a range of aerial target systems, including the MQM-185B (Banshee Jet 80+), replicating aerial threats for U.S. forces’ training and testing.

    The work includes R&D on new target technologies, systems engineering for enhanced performance, advanced payload integration for threat replication, and software development to boost autonomous capabilities.

    QinetiQ US will also provide operational support, including flight operations and technical services, to ensure maximum effectiveness and reliability during training and test events.

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