Under the SHIELD framework, Saab will be eligible to compete for future task orders during the contract’s period of performance. The company stated that it has not yet received any orders or signed contracts for deliveries related to the program.
“Saab’s proven systems integration and layered defense capabilities deliver scalable missile defense solutions that directly support the warfighter,” said Erik Smith, President and CEO of Saab, Inc. He added, “By bringing together advanced sensors, command and control, and rapid integration expertise, we execute at the pace the mission demands—helping accelerate capability delivery and stay ahead of evolving and complex threats.”
Saab, headquartered in Sweden, designs, manufactures, and sustains advanced systems across domains including aeronautics, weapons, command and control, sensors, and underwater systems, supported by a global workforce of about 27,000 employees. Its U.S.-based subsidiary, Saab, Inc., headquartered in Syracuse, New York, supports the U.S. Armed Forces and other partners and is expanding domestic production capacity through the construction of a new munitions facility.
