Navy Research Laboratory

I2X Technologies has been awarded a five-year, Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract by the U.S. Navy to support the Naval Research Lab (NRL). The contract is valued at $243M and was awarded on March 6, 2025. I2X will provide research and development support for the Electronic Warfare Modeling and Simulation Branch to develop and utilize modeling and simulation tools for effectiveness evaluation of present, proposed, and future Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) concepts, systems, and configurations for aircraft and ship systems.
I2X is all-in with the NRL and their laser-focused pursuit of EMS Superiority and US warfighter survivability. We excited to be teamed up for meaningful EMSO progression and advancing EW capabilities for US Naval Forces,” said Teresa Porter, I2X Technologies.
The Electronic Warfare Modeling and Simulation Branch (EWM&S), a subordinate unit of NRL’s Tactical Electronic Warfare Division, makes immediate and long-range contributions to the advancement of Navy EW programs. These development efforts encompass all related phases of engineering including: applied research of emerging techniques and components, conceptual design and analysis, detailed hardware/software design, modeling and simulation, and prototype development.
Under this contract, I2X will provide development of data collection methods at the pulse level on US Naval ships and airborne EW systems to include AEGIS Ballistic Missile Defense systems.  I2X will also provide the development of training curriculum, operator manuals, and on-site technical assistance in support of operational applications for USN fielded EW Systems to include the AN/SLQ-62.
I2X’s work will enable EWM&S to maximize the use of tactical code-based models in conjunction with physics-based models to represent at-sea performance and provide a system engineering feedback loop for root cause analysis supporting full EW System life cycle requirements.
The contract was awarded under a Multiple-Award Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity Contract (MAC IDIQ) issued by the U.S. Naval Research Lab and provides a means for addressing the USN’s unique requirements for Tactical Combat and Electronic Warfare System Research & Development.
“This is another big win for our team and a demonstration of I2X’s strong performance in EW Systems Engineering, Intel Analysis and Modeling & Simulation. Our commitment to rapidly bring technical capabilities together to meet DOD missions in support of our national defense is unwavering,” added Porter.


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