V2X, Inc. has been awarded a total of $75 million in new and follow-on work to advance the next generation of threat detection and response to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) hazards. This funding is a significant step forward in enhancing global security and operational readiness against evolving threats. The first part of this funding, amounting to $50 million, is a five-year project that will position V2X as the lead systems integrator under the CBRN Support to Command and Control (CSC2) program.

CSC2 is now the program of record for the integration of CBRN and force protection sensors, which provides integrated early warning of attacks, enhancing security and operational readiness at overseas locations. In addition to the CSC2 contract, V2X is finalizing a $25 million award to modernize and re-architect the CBRN threat warning and notification application, and predictive hazard propagation tools for enhanced operational decision support. These cutting-edge applications are designed to leverage existing systems while adding additional capabilities in a single user-friendly interface.

This initiative will play a critical role in harnessing and synthesizing the growing volume of data available to commanders, ensuring rapid and informed decision-making in complex scenarios. Both CBRN opportunities are pivotal in advancing the Department of Defense's vision for Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control (CJADC2). This vision seeks to connect sensors into a cohesive architecture that communicates across all branches of service, forming a unified network that enhances the collective operational capability of the U.S. military.

The projects underscore V2X's role as a critical integrator and developer of sophisticated systems that improve security and defense capabilities on a global scale. The company continues to be a leader in the development and deployment of operational solutions that address high consequence mission requirements.