Amentum Amentum Expands Cyber Operations in Colorado Springs
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- •Amentum has expanded its operations in Colorado Springs to enhance defense and space innovation.
- •The new facility focuses on missile defense, AI, cyber operations, and space mission support.
- •Collaboration among government, industry, and academia is emphasized for addressing complex challenges.
Amentum has expanded its operations at the Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation in Colorado Springs to enhance defense and space innovation. This facility aims to accelerate the development of advanced capabilities in missile defense, artificial intelligence, cyber operations, and space mission support. The new location allows for secure engagement on sensitive defense programs, promoting collaboration among government, industry, and academic partners. Mark Walter, president of Amentum’s Engineering and Technology business, emphasized the importance of this collaborative environment for addressing complex technical challenges. The proximity to key military installations strengthens Amentum's role in advancing national security capabilities. Amentum is recognized for its innovative technology solutions, serving the U.S. and its allies.
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