US joint counter-UAS office selects top teams for installation protection

High Point™ to provide services and solutions as part of SAIC CAAS system-of-system architecture

Centennial Colorado — (October 25, 2022)- High Point in partnership with SAIC was recently selected by the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office (JCO) to provide approved Counter UAS services and hardware to the US Government.  High Point was chosen as an important part of the SAIC team to protect fixed locations under the Counter-UAS as a Service (CaaS) model. CaaS is defined as Contractor Owned Government Operated (COGO) or Contractor Owned Contractor Operated (COCO) solutions enabling the Department to effectively Detect, Identify, Track and Defeat adversarial UAS’ while meeting critical affordability and funding realities.

In partnership with Team SAIC, High Point successfully demonstrated its Counter Unmanned Arial Systems (C-UAS) capabilities and is now eligible to compete for future CaaS contract opportunities.  Throughout the demonstration, the High Point team was praised for its professionalism and performance.

Defense News CaaS Article – October 11, 2022

The High Point SHIELD system consists of the Spyglass™ radar system developed and manufactured by Numerica Corporation, along with HD EO/IR optics and RF Detection, Take-Over, and Defeat capabilities.  The SHIELD system can operate as a stand-alone system, be remotely operated, or be integrated into a higher-level Command and Control solutions.

In response to the proliferation of small unmanned aerial vehicles (sUAS) coupled with the threats to service members and critical infrastructure, the Department of Defense (DoD), in partnership with industry, is looking to acquire C-UAS via a CaaS model. 

COL Greg Soule (US Army Retired), in an Army.mil article entitled “Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Demonstration returns to Yuma Proving Ground (army.mil)” (27 Apr 2022) said, “The DoD normally buys things and owns it for the life cycle: you have to put it to rest at the end, and in between, you have to maintain it and upgrade it as necessary…we could potentially pay an industry partner to perform this as a service to the DoD with the responsibility to maintain and upgrade it, and to a certain extent operate it.”

“High Point is honored to be part of the SAIC team to provide a layered C-UAS solution to the DOD,” said Kenneth Geyer, High Point CEO and Co-Founder.  “As unmanned platforms proliferate the air and ground in the battlefield assuring these defensive systems, and the teams that sustain them, are operational 24/7 and continuing to advance to meet the ever-evolving threat is mission-critical.”

As one of the DoD’s first C-UAS Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 9 companies, High Point’s counter-drone systems have been protecting lives on the battlefield since 2016. High Point has fielded cutting-edge solutions for over 20 years that enable the protection of critical infrastructure at home and around the world and the DoD’s CaaS model enables the DoD procurement models to evolve at the speed of the threat.

High Point Aerotechnologies SHIELD Counter-Drone Technology, operates as a stand-alone or layered solution.

About High Point, Inc. (highpointaerotech.com): : Founded in 2000, Colorado-based, High Point Inc. is a world leader and technology solutions manufacturer and integrator of military and commercial Counter Unmanned/Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) systems, manufacturer of High Roint SHIELD, US AUDS, Drone Sense and Warn Systems, rugged high-resolution head-mounted displays (HMD), augmented sights, thermal surveillance systems, covert surveillance systems, electronic warfare packages, radar systems, and fire control software solutions. With offices in the UK and sales affiliates worldwide, High Point is protecting critical infrastructure from real-world threats. Media Contact: inquiries@highpointaerotech.com

 
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