Leidos Wins $127 Million Contract to Support Army's ARTEMIS ISR Mission
What happened
Leidos won a contract worth up to $127 million to continue supporting the Army’s ARTEMIS airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance mission. The award extends ARTEMIS operations within the European Command area of responsibility through summer 2027, with two additional option years.
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Why it matters
The contract provides sustained revenue for Leidos. ARTEMIS utilizes a modified Bombardier Challenger 650 business jet to intercept and analyze adversary communications while operating above 40,000 feet.
Leidos is already providing ISR operations support to the Air Combat Command, with Jason McCarthy serving as senior VP.
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Who's involved
- LeidosCompany that won the contract to supply aircraft, mission systems, and support services.
- ArmyThe Army, which issued the contract for the ARTEMIS ISR mission.
- NATOThe intergovernmental military alliance under which the operations take place.
- Air Combat CommandUS Air Force major command that Leidos provides ISR operations support to.
- Jason McCarthySenior Vice President at Leidos.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- LeidosSpeculative
Leidos could see sustained revenue from the contract through summer 2027.