The US Army’s Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) is getting a new variant from Northrop Grumman, featuring an expandable vehicle-mounted shelter designed to give operators more workspace and improve mobility in the field.
Under a $21-million contract, the company will design the new configuration to enhance the system’s survivability and mobility.
The company will deliver prototypes of an integrated collaborative environment housed inside an expandable van.
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