Program · United States · U.S. Army
Low, Slow, Small-UAS Integrated Defeat System
Army counter-UAS system of KuRFS radars, FAAD C2 and Coyote interceptors, in fixed-site and mobile versions.
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Prime
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Roles as recorded: a prime holds the contract, teammates and subcontractors build under it, competing bidders bid against it, operators field the result.
Awards1
Obligated is money committed so far; ceiling is the most the award can reach.
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The War Zone · Oct 22, 2025 · Supports Program
“the Army's existing Low, Slow, Unmanned Aircraft Integrated Defeat System (LIDS), which comes in mobile and fixed-site forms, and currently uses Coyote as its main effector.”
Government3
- 2NewsPentagon Awards $5.04 Billion Contract to Raytheon for Coyote Counter-Drone System and KuRFS Radars
Overt Defense · Oct 7, 2025 · Supports Government award · ceiling usd, Program · program participant:rtx
“The Pentagon announced on September 29, that it has awarded Raytheon a $5.04 billion Army contract to procure its Coyote counter-UAS system and Ku-band radar sensors.”
- 3Government recordContracts For Sept. 29, 2025
U.S. Department of War · Sep 29, 2025 · Supports Government award · ceiling amount
“The amount of this action is $5,039,629,681. Bids were solicited via the internet with one received.”
- 4Government recordUSAspending award W31P4Q25D0013 (RAYTHEON COMPANY)
USAspending.gov · Supports Government award · obligated amount
“Recipient: RAYTHEON COMPANY; Total obligated across 1 orders: $325,291,342.98; Base and all options value: $4,848,023,730.00; Description: COYOTE INTERCEPTORS”
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