SAN ANTONIO — July 31, 2024 —Southwest Research Institute will provide engineering and equipment support for advanced cryptologic technology for shipboard and airborne platforms as part of a $35.7 million contract with the U.S. Navy. The five-year contract will deliver services from June 2024 through June 2029, with the option for the U.S. Navy to add $14 million and extend the contract through 2031.
SwRI develops electronic warfare (EW) technology to detect, intercept and disrupt a range of signals on the electromagnetic spectrum, supporting efforts to thwart adversaries. As part of EW systems, cryptologic technology identifies and responds to encrypted or coded radio frequency signals.
“We develop technology critical to warfighter success,” said SwRI Senior Program Manager Robert C. Torres, who is leading this effort. “Our cryptologic equipment enhances battlespace awareness through intelligent signal surveillance of the electromagnetic environment.”
The comprehensive contract includes support services for associated equipment from installation, calibration, integration and training to life-cycle logistics support, spare parts management, maintenance, repair and technology updates.
“The Defense and Intelligence Division at SwRI has a long history of leading communications and signals intelligence programs for Department of Defense forces,” said Torres. “We are continuously designing and upgrading this technology and developing next-generation equipment to support the armed forces of the U.S. and our allies.”
For more than 70 years, SwRI has developed advanced signals intelligence technology, supporting maritime, airborne and land-based operations. SwRI has deployed field-proven cryptologic equipment for use in more than 300 applications worldwide, including systems for the U.S., the Five Eyes Alliance — Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States — and other allied intelligence communities.
To learn more, visit https://www.swri.org/industries/signals-intelligence-solutions.
SAN ANTONIO — July 31, 2024 —Southwest Research Institute will provide engineering and equipment support for advanced cryptologic technology for shipboard and airborne platforms as part of a $35.7 million contract with the U.S. Navy. The five-year contract will deliver services from June 2024 through June 2029, with the option for the U.S. Navy to add $14 million and extend the contract through 2031.
SwRI develops electronic warfare (EW) technology to detect, intercept and disrupt a range of signals on the electromagnetic spectrum, supporting efforts to thwart adversaries. As part of EW systems, cryptologic technology identifies and responds to encrypted or coded radio frequency signals.
“We develop technology critical to warfighter success,” said SwRI Senior Program Manager Robert C. Torres, who is leading this effort. “Our cryptologic equipment enhances battlespace awareness through intelligent signal surveillance of the electromagnetic environment.”
The comprehensive contract includes support services for associated equipment from installation, calibration, integration and training to life-cycle logistics support, spare parts management, maintenance, repair and technology updates.
“The Defense and Intelligence Division at SwRI has a long history of leading communications and signals intelligence programs for Department of Defense forces,” said Torres. “We are continuously designing and upgrading this technology and developing next-generation equipment to support the armed forces of the U.S. and our allies.”
For more than 70 years, SwRI has developed advanced signals intelligence technology, supporting maritime, airborne and land-based operations. SwRI has deployed field-proven cryptologic equipment for use in more than 300 applications worldwide, including systems for the U.S., the Five Eyes Alliance — Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States — and other allied intelligence communities.
To learn more, visit https://www.swri.org/industries/signals-intelligence-solutions.
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