V2X Secures $100 Million Contract to Strengthen NATO’s Aegis Ashore Missile Defense in Poland

V2X, Inc. has been awarded a USD 100 million contract to provide critical support to the U.S. Navy’s Aegis Ashore missile defense facility in Poland. This site is an essential component of NATO’s defense strategy, designed to detect, track, and intercept ballistic missile threats, thereby enhancing Europe's security against evolving global challenges.

Contract Details and Scope

The contract follows a firm-fixed-price structure, ensuring cost stability. It includes:

• A one-year base period
• Seven one-year options for continued support
• A six-month extension option

This agreement builds on V2X’s extensive experience, particularly its work over the past four years at the Aegis Ashore site in Romania, demonstrating the company’s expertise in missile defense operations.

V2X’s Role in Missile Defense

V2X specializes in delivering integrated solutions that blend physical infrastructure and digital technologies to support national security and defense missions. The company’s contributions to Aegis Ashore will involve advanced maintenance, logistics, and operational support, ensuring the system remains combat-ready.

Jeremy C. Wensinger, President and CEO of V2X, emphasized the contract’s significance, stating,

“This contract underscores our commitment to high-consequence missions. This award marks a significant step in strengthening NATO’s defense and protecting European populations against global threats.”

Aegis Ashore: A Critical NATO Defense Asset

The Aegis Ashore system is a land-based version of the U.S. Navy’s Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System, equipped with SPY-1 radar and SM-3 interceptor missiles. The Polish facility, located in Redzikowo, enhances NATO’s deterrence capabilities by:

• Tracking and intercepting intermediate-range ballistic missiles
• Providing a layered defense alongside the Romanian Aegis Ashore site
• Supporting NATO’s European Phased Adaptive Approach (EPAA) to counter threats from adversarial nations

V2X’s Technological Edge

With a global workforce of around 16,000 professionals, V2X leverages cutting-edge technologies, including AI and machine learning, to improve:

• Operational readiness
• Resource management
• Resilience in mission-critical environments

Conclusion

The USD 100 million contract awarded to V2X underscores its pivotal role in supporting U.S. and NATO missile defense efforts. As global security threats evolve, the Aegis Ashore facility in Poland stands as a crucial safeguard, reinforcing NATO’s commitment to collective defense and regional stability.