- Precise Systems has received a $116.8 million Navy contract to support electronic warfare sustainment efforts
- The award covers engineering, logistics and technical support for critical warfare systems
- The contract will help strengthen Precise Systems’ footprint in the NSWC Crane defense ecosystem
Precise Systems has secured a five-year, $116.8 million contract to provide support for airborne electronic attack warfare depot operations at Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division, or NSWC Crane, in Indiana.
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What Is the Scope of the Contract?
The Crane, Indiana-based company said Wednesday the award covers engineering, technical, logistics and programmatic support for electronic warfare systems used by the U.S. Navy and joint force. Under the award, Precise Systems’ Crane Division will perform depot-level sustainment and modernization activities to ensure electromagnetic warfare capabilities remain mission-ready and aligned with evolving operational needs.
What Does the Award Mean for Precise Systems?
The contract expands Precise Systems’ presence in Indiana and supports its work on national security programs, including electromagnetic warfare, mission systems and emerging technologies.
Matt Burkett, vice president of business development for Precise Systems’ Crane Division, said the award underscores the company’s longstanding partnerships within the NSWC Crane region and its commitment to supporting critical national security missions through regional talent, innovation and collaboration.
The NSWC Crane award continues Precise Systems’ broader support of Navy modernization and sustainment efforts. The company has previously won Navy contracts covering program management, engineering, logistics and acquisition support services for weapons systems, unmanned systems and acquisition management tools, including an $83 million Navy Acquisition Tools and Processes Program contract and positions on a Navy program management support contract.
