CAES and Trident Systems have teamed up to market advanced radio frequency and digital signal processing technologies for space, air, sea and land defense uses. The two companies will use their combined expertise in radiation-hardened microelectronics, computing, and processing and communications subsystems to address customer needs, CAES said Monday. According to Mike Kahn, president and […] More

Jim Faist, vice president and chief technology and strategy officer for Lucent Government Solutions Labs at CACI International, has returned to Trident Systems as a member of its board of directors. John Broglio, president of Trident, said in a statement published Tuesday Faist has experience in technical engineering, knowledge about electronic communications and space operations […] More

John Broglio, a nearly three-decade executive at Trident Systems, has succeeded Nick Karangelen to serve as the company’s president following the latter’s retirement. Broglio has been with Trident since 1993, holding several positions of increasing responsibilities, such as program manager and more recently, as executive vice president for operations. He led efforts to commercialize technologies […] More

The U.S. Army has selected Trident Systems’ predictive maintenance technology as the winner of a combat vehicle-focused topic area for a competition under the military branch’s Small Business Innovation Research initiative. Trident said Thursday it will receive funding to develop its Predictive Maintenance Analyzer as part of the Army xTech SBIR effort’s “Topic F: Condition Based Maintenance for Combat Vehicles” track.

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Trident Systems has been awarded a potential five-year, $35M contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory to develop hardware and software that would function as secure collaborative technology or SCTECH. The company will study, adapt, update and transition technologies for connecting chat protocols and facilitating access across  security domains, the Department of Defense said Friday.

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Dan Hibbard, director of electronic systems engineering group at Trident Systems, has been promoted to vice president of electronic systems at the Fairfax, Va.-based military technology developer.

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Trident Systems has received a contract to competitively develop a payload for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's effort that leverages commercial small satellite busses. The company said Thursday its Trident payload includes a heterogeneous processor and data converters that work together to function as an on-orbit reprogrammable transceiver for the Blackjack program.

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General Dynamics’ Electric Boat subsidiary has secured a potential $60.6M contract to provide ship alteration support for submarine-launched ballistic missile systems of the U.S. and U.K. navies.

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BAE Systems has received a one-year, $50.4M contract modification from the U.S. Navy for services in support of the Trident II D5 missile and other weapon systems.

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The U.S. Navy has issued a request for information on potential vendors that could develop, integrate, produce navigation subsystems for the Trident II D5 submarine-launched ballistic missile system.

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Draper has secured a $90.7 million contract to manufacture an upgraded guidance technology for the U.S. Navy's Trident II D5 submarine-launched missile system. The company will design, test, manufacture and maintain the Trident missile guidance systems in support of the Navy Strategic Systems Programs.

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The U.S. Navy recently conducted Demonstration and Shakedown Operation-32 off the coast of California, whose purpose was to determine the readiness of the crew and weapon systems of the USS Louisiana, an Ohio-class nuclear ballistic missile submarine that had just completed an engineering refueling overhaul. During DASO-32, the Navy test launched an unarmed Trident II D5 life extension fleet ballistic missile, a weapon used aboard Ohio-class subs and Vanguard-class subs of the U.K. Royal Navy.

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