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Griffon Aerospace Wins $133M Outlaw Contract

Key Takeaways
  • Griffon Aerospace is the sole bidder on the $133 million Outlaw contract.
  • The Outlaw system simulates enemy aircraft and missiles for soldier training.
  • Griffon Aerospace has supplied target drones to the Army since 2003.
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Strategic Implications

This contract award may indicate the Army's confidence in Griffon Aerospace's capabilities in unmanned aerial systems, which could strengthen the company's position in the defense market and suggests a growing demand for advanced training systems.

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What Happened

Madison-Based Defense Contractor Secures Army Unmanned Aerial Systems Deal

Griffon Aerospace, a Madison-based defense contractor, has been awarded the U.S. Army’s $133 million Outlaw unmanned aerial systems contract as the sole bidder. The Outlaw system is designed to simulate enemy aircraft and missiles for soldier training, building on Griffon Aerospace’s experience in supplying target drones to the Army since 2003. This development was first reported by FOX54 News Huntsville.

Source | Originally Published: August 25, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • Griffon Aerospace is the sole bidder on the $133 million Outlaw contract.
  • The Outlaw system simulates enemy aircraft and missiles for soldier training.
  • Griffon Aerospace has supplied target drones to the Army since 2003.
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Strategic Implications

This contract award may indicate the Army's confidence in Griffon Aerospace's capabilities in unmanned aerial systems, which could strengthen the company's position in the defense market and suggests a growing demand for advanced training systems.

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What Happened

Madison-Based Defense Contractor Secures Army Unmanned Aerial Systems Deal

Griffon Aerospace, a Madison-based defense contractor, has been awarded the U.S. Army’s $133 million Outlaw unmanned aerial systems contract as the sole bidder. The Outlaw system is designed to simulate enemy aircraft and missiles for soldier training, building on Griffon Aerospace’s experience in supplying target drones to the Army since 2003. This development was first reported by FOX54 News Huntsville.

Source | Originally Published: August 25, 2026

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