www.accessnewswire.com Ondas Cyberhawk Secures Multi-Year Agreement with SSE plc for Drone Services
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- •Ondas secured a three-year agreement with SSE plc for drone inspection services.
- •The agreement includes offshore wind turbine inspections, expanding Cyberhawk's role.
- •This marks the third long-term award in a partnership spanning over ten years.
Ondas Inc. announced a new three-year agreement, extendable by two years, with SSE plc for drone inspection and surveying services across its UK electricity networks. This agreement marks the third consecutive long-term award in a partnership that has lasted over ten years. The scope of the agreement includes offshore wind turbine inspections, expanding Cyberhawk's role in SSE's renewable energy assets. Additionally, Cyberhawk renewed a multi-year iHawk™ as a Service agreement, enhancing its digital asset intelligence capabilities. The partnership aims to improve safety, efficiency, and quality in network inspections. Chris Fleming, CEO of Cyberhawk, emphasized the trust and value built over the years with SSE's progressive adoption of drone technology.
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