Epirus receives $11 million Marine Corps award for HAVOC
Epirus disclosed an $11 million U.S. Marine Corps award covering a HAVOC mobile high-power-microwave counter-drone system, testing, training and support.
Evidence notes
- HAVOC packages Leonidas-derived high-power-microwave technology on a universal sled mount to protect mobile forces and forward assets from drone swarms.
- The Office of Naval Research manages the programme, which follows Epirus's earlier ExDECS delivery for Marine Corps evaluation.
- Epirus said the award includes a HAVOC system, testing, training and support; its facilities can support low-rate output of roughly one system per week.
Company context
Epirus develops high-power microwave and directed-energy systems for counter-UAS, electronic warfare and short-range air defence missions. Its Leonidas platform is designed to disable drone and electronic threats through non-kinetic electromagnetic effects.