Radeus Labs has secured new multi-year contracts extending its engineering and sustainment support for General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) ground control station (GCS) programs through 2029.
The contracts continue a 25-year partnership between Radeus Labs and GA-ASI. During that time, Radeus Labs’ digital flight recorder and mission computing systems have been integrated into GA-ASI ground control stations supporting a range of unmanned aircraft platforms used by military and government customers in the United States and abroad.
What the New Contracts Cover
The new contracts continue Radeus Labs’ role supporting GA-ASI across both new-build ground control systems and the sustainment of platforms already fielded.
This is long-horizon, mission-critical work that supports the continued operation and sustainment of unmanned aircraft programs long after they enter service. Rather than representing a single award, the contracts extend an established engineering and sustainment relationship through 2029.
The work includes:
- Continued engineering and sustainment support for GA-ASI GCS programs through 2029
- Support for new-build ground control systems and already-fielded platforms
- Support for a range of unmanned aircraft platforms used by U.S. and international military and government customers
Supporting GCS Programs
“As a small business, our value isn’t just the technology we build; it’s the speed and flexibility we bring to it,” said Juliet Correnti, CEO of Radeus Labs. “The commercial market moves faster than government acquisition can on its own. Our agility helps us respond to changing ground control system requirements with practical configurations and alternatives.”
Radeus Labs evaluates and incorporates commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components where appropriate, then configures and ruggedizes them to meet each program's specific mission, environmental, and lifecycle requirements.
The result is a purpose-built ground control station solution for demanding operating conditions. "Technology matters," said Correnti, "but transparency has sustained this partnership for 25 years. We tell General Atomics exactly where things stand and earn trust through that candor."
Supporting Applicable TAA Requirements
Radeus Labs can support applicable Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements through supply-chain practices designed to provide sourcing transparency and configuration flexibility for defense and government customers.
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The new contracts extend Radeus Labs' 25-year relationship with GA-ASI and continue its role supporting new-build ground control systems and platforms already in the field through 2029.
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