The advanced ground technologies support a wide range of operations including space surveillance, missile warning and defence, satellite control, and real-time data processing. These capabilities ensure warfighters receive accurate information swiftly, enabling decisive action under any mission condition.
Murali Krishnan, vice president of payload and ground systems at Northrop Grumman, stated: “Northrop Grumman’s Highfield Integration Facility adds to our existing one million square feet of Colorado infrastructure and further enables our production of innovative ground systems that provide the Department of Defense and intelligence communities with any data, at any place, at any time, for any mission.” He added, “This is another proof point in how the company continues to scale facilities across the U.S. to drive innovation at unprecedented speeds.”
The new facility enhances Northrop Grumman’s ability to develop fixed and mobile ground system solutions that serve the tactical edge—where forces rely on resilient technologies to execute operations with speed and precision. This expansion reflects the company’s commitment to meeting defence demands through scalable, mission-focused infrastructure.
