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NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION
Defense Systems is a major end-to-end provider of net-enabled Battle Management, C4 Intelligence, Surveillance,
and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems, decision superiority, and mission-enabling solutions and services in support
of the national defense and security of our nation and its allies. Defense Systems is a prime developer and
integrator of many of the DoD’s programs-of-record, particularly for command and control (C2) and
communications for the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and Joint Forces. Major products and services
include C4ISR Integration, Mission Systems Integration, Military Communications and Networks, Battle
Management C2 and Decision Support Systems, Tactical and Operational C2, Ground and Maritime Combat
Systems, Air and Missile Defense, Combat Support Solutions and Services, Enterprise Infrastructure and
Applications, Defense Logistics Systems, Identity Management and Biometric Solutions, Cloud Computing,
Maritime Mission Systems and Force and Critical Infrastructure Protection. Systems are installed in operational and
command centers worldwide and across all DoD services and joint commands.
Intelligence Systems is focused on the delivery of intelligence-related systems and services to the U.S. Government
and the international security community. Intelligence Systems focuses on several mission areas including Airborne
Intelligence, Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Systems, Cybersecurity, Geospatial Intelligence, Pervasive Intelligence,
Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), Ground Systems, Multi-Source Intelligence Data Fusion, and Dynamic
Cyber Defense. Major offerings include large-scale intelligence sensing, processing, exploitation and dissemination
systems, extremely Large-Scale Data Information Management, Intelligence and Prime Systems Integration,
Knowledge Discovery Processes, ISR/Communications Quick Reaction Capability Solutions, Sensor Systems,
Support to Special Operations, Cyber-SIGINT Mission Management/Multi-Intelligence, Language Services/
Intelligence Analysis, Cyber Exploitation, Satellite Ground Stations, Weather Services, Geospatial Systems,
Product Generation and Dissemination, Counter Narco-Terrorism, Drug Enforcement Operations,
Geo-Intelligence Tradecraft Training, Enterprise Information Technology, Ground-Based Sensing, Studies and
Analysis, Sustainment, Operations and Maintenance.
Civil Systems provides specialized information systems and services in support of critical civilian government
missions, such as homeland security, health, cybersecurity, civil financial, law enforcement and public safety.
Primary customers are federal civilian agencies with some state and local and international customers. Civil Systems
develops and implements solutions that combine a deep understanding of civil government domains with core
expertise in prime systems integration, enterprise applications development, and high value information
technology service including cybersecurity, advanced networking and cloud computing.
TECHNICAL SERVICES
Technical Services, headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, is a provider of logistics, infrastructure, and sustainment
support, while also providing an array of modernization, high technology, and training and simulation services.
The segment consists of three business areas: Defense and Government Services; Training Solutions; and
Integrated Logistics and Modernization.
Defense and Government Services – provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) of combat vehicles,
engineering and high technology services for nuclear security and space missions, civil engineering work, military
range work, launch services, and range-sensor-instrumentation operations. The division’s customer base includes
the U.S. Army, Department of Energy, the DoD, NASA, and the intelligence community.
Training Solutions – provides realistic and comprehensive training to senior military leaders, international and
peacekeeping forces. The division designs and develops future conflict training scenarios, and provides warfighters
and allies with live, virtual, and constructive training programs. The division has supported the training of
America’s senior battlefield commanders for every major contingency beginning with Gulf War I through
Operation Iraqi Freedom. The division offers diverse training applications ranging from battle command to
professional military education. Primary customers include the DoD, Department of State, and Department of
Homeland Security.
Integrated Logistics and Modernization – provides complete life cycle product and weapon system sustainment and
modernization. The division is focused on providing direct support to warfighters and delivering aircraft MRO;
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