Air Defense Systems Integration
Protecting Sovereign Airspace
Cohesive Technology to Deter Airborne Threats
Cambridge bolsters air and missile defense modernization by providing systems integration support to enable the United States and Partner Nations to sense, identify, track, and defeat evolving airborne threats. Our engineering support improves the operability and functionality of surveillance, C2, and communications systems, including radar, sensors, SATCOM terminals, display systems, and data transport networks.
Integration and Installation
Coordinating across technical, logistical, and operational areas, we analyze requirements, customize designs, and combine subsystems into an integrated solution; then we install, ensuring proper interface with existing systems.
Operator Training
We introduce and familiarize personnel with components and capabilities and teach both the fundamentals and complexities of system operation using manuals, scenarios, and live drills.
Field Level Maintenance and Training
We deliver routine, corrective, and preventative maintenance and repairs directly at operational sites, and we provide hands-on troubleshooting and maintenance training to site personnel to minimize downtime.
Securing National and International Airways
Cambridge upgrades United States command centers that depend on integrated advanced systems and computer technology to ensure detection of intrusions and threats to American airspace. We also deliver this technological support worldwide to enhance the ability of Parter Nations to monitor their sovereign airspace.
Performed defense sector resilience upgrades at Agile Operations Center to enhance surveillance and identification of intrusions and threats to US airways.
Designed, constructed, and integrated new air defense systems for Partner Nations, including microwave and radio networks, satellite networks with regional hubs and remote sites, and state-of-the-art C2 and data centers.
Constructed facilities and installed a radar surveillance network to detect and track narcotics traffickers flying over Colombian sovereign airspace.
