Leidos has secured a contract extension from the US Army to operate the Airborne Reconnaissance and Targeting Exploitation Multi-Mission Intelligence System (ARTEMIS) across Europe through summer 2027, with options for two additional years. The deal, valued at up to $127m, extends the company’s delivery of rapidly deployable airborne ISR capabilities primarily within US European Command’s area of responsibility. Contract Extension and Scope The extension, awarded via the Army’s Common Hardware Systems-6 (CHS-6) contract vehicle, tasks Leidos with sustaining airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations. The company may also extend operations to other global regions if requested by the Army. ARTEMIS…
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