Kraus Hamdani Aerospace secures $20 million APFIT contract with the U.S. Army for K1000ULE production and delivery
Evidence notes
- Kraus Hamdani Aerospace said it received $20 million through the Department of Defense's Accelerate the Procurement and Fielding of Innovative Technologies program.
- The contract supports production and delivery of K1000ULE systems to U.S. Army Pacific's 1st Multi-Domain Task Force and Joint Special Operations Command.
- The company said the platform was being positioned for aerial tier network extension, electronic warfare, and ISR missions with a Group 2 logistics footprint.
Company context
Kraus Hamdani Aerospace builds ultra-long-endurance autonomous aerial platforms for defense, communications and remote monitoring. Its K1000ULE is an electric UAS designed for persistent missions with low logistics burden.