AVEX gets $20.5M in new U.S. government awards for one-way attack systems
AVEX received $20.5M in new U.S. government awards to deliver one-way attack systems and related engineering, development and integration work for operational and training use.
These awards expand AEVEX’s support for operational requirements across high-priority mission areas. Under the awards, AEVEX will deliver one-way attack systems and provide related engineering, development and integration work to advance future capability. The systems will be used in operational and training environments to strengthen readiness and mission preparation. AEVEX said customers rely on its ability to design, build and deliver autonomous capabilities with precision, reliability and speed.
CEO Roger Wells said the one-way attack systems are based on real-world operational demands and are built to perform in contested and dynamic mission environments. The company said it aims to provide affordable, scalable capabilities that strengthen warfighter effectiveness and meet the pace required by today’s operational tempo. AEVEX said its autonomous systems portfolio, mission autonomy software and modular deployment architecture are designed to meet evolving defense requirements across air and maritime domains. S.
manufacturing footprint and integrated development framework allow rapid. S. and allied forces. The company said it continues to invest in advanced manufacturing capacity, autonomy technologies and customer-driven engineering to meet growing demand from the Department of War and international partners.
AEVEX said the efforts support its broader strategy of aligning with defense procurement priorities and expanding delivery of next-generation capabilities across emerging mission sets.