Ukrainian manufacturer of tactical simulators Skiftech for training fighters based on laser technologies is among 10 companies that received a 10-year contract worth $921.1 million from the US Army.
Ukrainian manufacturer of tactical simulators Skiftech for training fighters based on laser technologies is among 10 companies that received a 10-year contract worth $921.1 million from the US Army.
“We are proud to announce that Skiftech has been selected as one of 10 companies to receive a contract from the US Army to develop and maintain tactical combat simulation equipment.
"This long-term program aims to improve and support military simulation technologies, providing soldiers with access to realistic and effective training solutions," the Ukrainian company reported on Facebook.
Since 2010, Skiftech has been creating tech solutions that maximize
bring training closer to real combat conditions.
Among the company's developments:
The Armed Forces, National Guard, State Border Service, Special Operations Forces, and other state military organizations of Ukraine train on Skiftech equipment.
In addition, the company cooperates with the US Department of Energy and equips National Guard personnel serving at nuclear power plants with tactical simulators. The company is also a technical equipment contractor for Digimation, an international law enforcement simulator supplier with 20 years of experience, originally from the US.
Among the 10 companies that received a contract from the US Army, which will last until March 5, 2035:
