Nellis Air Force Base has renewed its contract for UNIFY.C2, a counter-small UAS mission command platform developed by Spatial Persistent Software, following a year-long evaluation.
UNIFY.C2 provides a common operating picture by integrating data from multiple sensors, technologies and manufacturers into a single operational environment. The platform supports sensor fusion, track management, alerting and operational coordination across counter-uncrewed aircraft systems (C-UAS).
The renewed contract will support C-UAS operations involving Nellis Air Force Base, Creech Air Force Base and the Nevada Test and Training Range. According to UNIFY.C2, the collaboration covers installation defence, flight-line security, training and range activities across the Las Vegas Valley.
The platform’s vendor-neutral architecture can integrate multiple detection technologies, including radar, radio frequency, Remote ID, electro-optical and infrared and acoustic sensors. UNIFY.C2 said this allows operators to retain existing systems while incorporating additional technologies as requirements evolve.
The renewal follows a year of hands-on evaluation and represents a move towards continued operational use of the platform across the connected US Air Force sites.
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Image: Nellis Air Force Base
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