The Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program (SEWIP) Block 3 is an upgrade to the legacy AN/SLQ-32 system, and provides game-changing capability for non-kinetic electronic attack options to the U.S. fleet.
Northrop Grumman is responsible for the procurement, design, installation, integration and test of the COTS navigation, and communications systems suite of equipment to be installed on the Maneuver Support Vessel – Light (MSVL)
Northrop Grumman advances naval aviation through digital engineering and advanced manufacturing, equipping the U.S. Navy with the capability it needs to remain a dominant fighting force no matter the environment.
Northrop Grumman is a leader in the design, development and production of advanced naval systems, including Electronic and Information Warfare, Minehunting Systems, Integrated Bridge and Navigation Systems, and Mission Integration.
Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore Presented by Northrop Grumman - Baltimore’s Inner Harbor June 12-18, 2024.
Northrop Grumman engineers are answering the Navy’s call for uncrewed naval systems through work on merging two prototype technologies: Scion and Helix. Scion is a platform agnostic man-portable payload, designed to work on any commercially available uncrewed surface vessel (USV).
The Integrated Platform Management Systems (IPMS), sometimes referred to as a Machinery Control System, is a sophisticated control system solution for naval vessels such as surface ships, submarines and, potentially, unmanned vehicles.
Northrop Grumman has three decades of in-fleet airborne mine countermeasure experience with 27 systems fielded. The company was the first to field electro-optic mine identification, and developed the first long-range synthetic aperture sonar for mine warfare, the first mine warfare unmanned surface vessel (jointly with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center) and mine warfare unmanned underwater vehicles.