Indra to modernise Spanish Army’s air defence system with advanced IFF technology
Indra has signed a framework agreement with the Spanish Ministry of Defence to upgrade the country's ground-based air defence system.
Indra has signed a framework agreement with the Spanish Ministry of Defence to upgrade the country's ground-based air defence system.
Indra and Thales have announced the enhancement of the Spanish Army’s Battlefield Management System (BMS).
The contract comes at a time when countries all over Europe, and especially in the north of the continent, are strengthening their defence with the most sophisticated technologies available.
Celestia TTI and Indra have reached a collaboration agreement to jointly develop next-generation antennas, enabling them to design advanced communications systems for the FCAS program.
Indra is launching an advanced laboratory that replicates the vehicle and an emulation operating environment to work on the mission systems that will be used by these state-of-the-art armored vehicles.
Indra has closed a deal to add the Spanish startup IDBOTIC into the NGWS/FCAS program, Europe's largest and most ambitious defence program that is addressing the development of the future air combat system.
Indra and GMV’s goal is to close this first development phase this year, delivering the first seven functional prototypes in platoon-leader configuration.
Indra, Escribano, and TRC have signed a strategic partnership agreement to develop and present a comprehensive counter-drone (C-UAS) solution tailored to the needs of the Spanish Armed Forces.
Indra consolidates its position as a company that is co-leading the development of the next generation of European defence technologies.
Indra is a member of the core group heading the Leonardo-led JEY-CUAS project, which has been fostered by the EU through the EDIDP.
As the final milestone for the stage 1 of the Responsive Electronic Attack for Cooperative Tasks (REACT) project, the Final Project Meeting (FPM) took place at INDRA facilities near Madrid.
The Responsive Electronic Attack for Cooperative Tasks (REACT) project has met a significant milestone, the Critical Design Review (CDR), a fundamental step forward for the development of an electronic attack capability.
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