Vantor, a provider of unified spatial intelligence from space to ground, has received a potential $217 million contract to support the U.S. Army’s One World Terrain, or OWT, program.
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What Are the One World Terrain Contract Details?
The follow-on production contract requires the delivery of highly detailed, immersive 3D terrain data to support the Army’s Synthetic Training Environment, a central component of the OWT program, enhancing mission training and rehearsal capabilities. The award, structured as an other transaction agreement, includes a base year and four option years.
“Our team is delivering high-precision, immersive 3D terrain that enhances the Army’s ability to train, rehearse, and execute missions with confidence anywhere in the world. This award reflects Vantor’s commitment to providing trusted, innovative spatial intelligence solutions that meet the evolving needs of the U.S. Army,” said Susanne Hake, executive vice president and general manager for U.S. government at Vantor.
What Technology Will Vantor Deliver?
Vantor will leverage its 3D Vivid Terrain platform and advanced modeling tools to generate accurate digital renderings of the Earth. The company will create texture-rich digital terrain models with precise geospatial alignment using its Forge production and data-fusion software, which continuously collects and synthesizes satellite and unmanned aerial system data. The resulting datasets deliver sub-3-meter accuracy across all dimensions and incorporate realistic surface detail to support immersive simulation and mission planning for classified and commercial operations.
“After years of successful prototype work, this moves our 3D Vivid Terrain capability into full production and gives the Army a consistent, high-precision digital foundation for training and mission rehearsal anywhere in the world,” Hake said on a LinkedIn post. “At the end of the day, this is about readiness. When soldiers train in environments that closely reflect where they may operate, they build confidence and coordination before deployment.”
