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Systima Technologies has been awarded a $4.9M contract with the Department of the Air Force in support of the GBU-X Program. The GBU-X program is a cross-directorate AFRL initiative that seeks to mature key technologies that could enhance current weapons or lead to a new family of weapons made up … Read more

Systima Technologies Inc., Kirkland, Washington, has been awarded a $12,500,000 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract for stand-off precision guided munitions (SOPGM) precision strike capability. Systima will provide support of the munition system carriage and release with products for employing SOPGMs and other precision strike packages. Services include installation, test, and operational support … Read more

Systima Technologies Inc. is honored to announce that it has been awarded the “Small Business Administration 2015 Region 10 Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year Award”. This award acknowledges small businesses that have provided the government with outstanding goods and services as prime contractors with Region 10 encompassing the … Read more

Systima, under contract to Lockheed Martin, designed, tested and built the Forward Bay Cover Thrusters, which successfully jettisoned the Forward Bay Cover on the recent NASA Orion EFT-1 flight test, December 5th 2014. The Thrusters retain the Forward Bay Cover throughout launch, orbital flight and re-entry. The Thrusters function after … Read more

Systima, under subcontract to Pioneer Aerospace, designed, tested and built drogue parachute mortars used by JPL on the successful LDSD flight test conducted June 28, 2014. The test was conducted at the US Navy’s Pacific Missile Range out of Kauai, Hawaii and demonstrated successful deployment and inflation of the largest … Read more

Systima Technologies has been presented an outstanding achievement award by Raytheon Missile Systems, Tucson, Arizona for its overall significant contributions. Systima Technologies is listed as one of Raytheon Missile Systems key suppliers for critical hardware in support of various missile programs. Systima Technologies has been recognized for its vast innovative … Read more

May 3rd, 2014 Systima Technologies, Inc. expands into a second building adding over 60,000 sq-ft of engineering, test, and production capability.  Systima’s main offices will be located at the new campus which is located on 3.5 acres in Kirkland Washington.  Along with room for expansion, the new facility provides improved … Read more

Systima, under contract to Lockheed Martin, designed, tested and built the Forward Bay Cover Thrusters used on the recent Forward Bay Cover deployment tests conducted by Lockheed Martin. These tests include a Forward Bay Cover ground jettison test conducted December 19th, 2013 and a drop test of the system conducted … Read more

Systima Technologies has recently completed a successful flight test validating 2 new launch tube designs each containing multiple munitions. The flight test was coordinated and executed by Systima featuring the primary aircraft and a close formation chase plane to capture the separation characteristics of the ejected munitions. This new breed … Read more

Systima made the news today in an NPR radio broadcast about Washington companies working on the NASA Orion program. Systima is currently responsible for design, testing and fabrication of the Orion development and Exploration Flight Test 1 (EFT-1) Forward Bay Cover (FBC) Thrusters. The FBC protects the Orion Crew Exploration … Read more

Systima made the news today in a KING5 TV broadcast for its work in testing a Tsunami Survival Capsule. Systima performed tests on the Survival Capsule to simulate the effects of a tsunami.

Systima Technologies recently participated in the successful flight of an experimental scramjet flight research vehicle. Systima provided the shroud and shroud ejection system for the vehicle. The shroud and ejection system played a vital role in the demonstration flight by protecting the scamjet inlet during the boost phases of flight followed by … Read more