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VESSELS & VEHICLES ¦ OMS Group ¦ Greensea Systems, Inc.¦ MARTAC

ROV systems that Phoenix has designed, tion across seabed, littoral, and coastal OMS con? rmed that SAT results will built, and supported for SUPSALV. environments. Powered by Greensea support ? nal operational procedures and

The CURV 7 system consists of the IQ Core open-architecture autonomy deployment planning ahead of regional

ROV, electro-optic umbilical cable, software with Bayonet Workspace, the mobilization in early Q4 2026. umbilical traction winch and storage Bayonet 250 AUGV is purpose-built for reel, deck hydraulic power unit, opera- high-risk unmanned subsea reacquisi- ¦ MARTAC, Mystic Powerboats to tions van, maintenance van, and spares tion and threat neutralization missions. Expand ASV Production Capacity storage van. Powered by six electric Maritime Tactical Systems, Inc. thrusters, CURV can maneuver in all ¦ OMS Confirms Ongoing Sea Ac- (MARTAC) and Mystic Power Boats an- six degrees of motion. For specialized ceptance Tests for USV Elite nounced a co-production partnership to missions, the vehicle can be out? tted OMS Group provided an update on the increase MARTAC’s domestic produc- with customized tool packages, includ- ongoing Sea Acceptance Tests (SAT) for tion capacity to meet growing require- ing dredgers, jetters, specialized salvage USV Elite, its long range DriX O-16 Un- ments from U.S. and allied customers.

tools, instrument packages, and other crewed Surface Vessel (USV), currently MARTAC’s partnership with Mystic mission-oriented equipment. being conducted o? the South of France. is the ? rst of several pending domestic

Additional testing is planned later this The SAT program is demonstrating sea- co-production partnerships the com- year to further validate the system's ca- keeping characteristics and strong early pany is ? nalizing that will support an pabilities and continue expanding its op- results on deepwater multibeam echo- expansion of its co-production frame- erational readiness. sounder performance, supporting OMS’s work. The distributed production model strategy to scale long-range uncrewed strengthens MARTAC’s ability to meet ¦ Greensea IQ to Provide Four Bayo- survey capabilities globally. operational demand by increasing surge net 250 AUGVs for the Marine Corps The SAT campaign is focused on vali- capacity, diversifying the supply chain,

Greensea Systems, Inc., (Greensea dating vessel handling, stability, sys- and accelerating delivery timelines.

IQ), has received a $3.7 million dollar tems integration, operational controls Demand for autonomous maritime task order from the United States Ma- and survey performance under represen- systems is accelerating as defense and rine Corps for the procurement of four tative o? shore conditions. Early obser- national security organizations expand additional Bayonet 250 Autonomous vations con? rm that USV Elite delivers their use of autonomous capabilities in

Underwater Ground Vehicles (AUGVs) stable line keeping and platform behav- distributed maritime operations, mari- to further support the Littoral Explosive ior suitable for continuous o? shore sur- time domain awareness, logistics support

Ordnance Neutralization (LEON) Fam- vey operations over extended missions. and force protection. MARTAC’s family ily of Systems, which is a capability A key component of the program is the of USVs, including the Devil Ray and for mine countermeasures and subsea veri? cation of the Kongsberg EM124 MANTAS platforms, has been operation- threat mitigation in the littoral battle deepwater multibeam echosounder ally proven for over ten years in multiple space. This task order for the delivery suite. Initial results demonstrate robust government programs and exercises. of additional systems is issued under the full-swath bathymetric acquisition capa- Mystic Powerboats brings three de- existing multi-year Inde? nite Delivery/ bility aligned with the requirements of cades of expertise in carbon-? ber and

Inde? nite Quantity (IDIQ) contract. full ocean-depth cable route survey op- composite manufacturing. Mystic’s

The Bayonet 250 is the adaptable erations. The program also continues to capabilities in epoxy resin infusion, workhorse of the AUGV lineup. Bayo- validate end-to-end integration between carbon-? ber lamination and foam-core net AUGVs can navigate from deep vessel systems and survey payloads, construction align with the materials ocean through the surf zone and onto supporting OMS’s operating model for and methods used in MARTAC’s Devil land, a capability that allows opera- reliable deepwater data acquisition. Ray and MANTAS platforms.

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