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US Army Contracts General Dynamics for Cyberwarfare Platform Development

US Army Contracts General Dynamics for Cyberwarfare Platform Development

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ThreatCluster •October 29, 2026 at 22:16 UTC
  • •The US Army awarded General Dynamics a contract for RDEP-P 2.0 development.
  • •RDEP-P 2.0 will enhance cyberwarfare capabilities using the Rampart 10 chassis.
  • •The contract includes a 12-month base period with options for additional support.

The US Army has awarded General Dynamics a contract to develop the Radio Delivery Effects Platform-Portable (RDEP-P) 2.0, enhancing its cyberwarfare capabilities. This contract, announced on October 26, 2026, follows a decision made in September 2026. The RDEP-P 2.0 will utilize the Rampart 10 chassis, designed for modular integration of cyber electromagnetic activities and electronic warfare missions. The contract includes prototype delivery, operator training, and lifecycle support, with a base period of 12 months and options for further production. The platform aims to provide a flexible foundation for rapid integration of new capabilities at the tactical edge, addressing evolving cyber and electronic warfare threats. This initiative highlights the Army's commitment to modernizing its cyber capabilities in response to increasing global cyber threats.

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2026-09-01
US Army awards contract to General Dynamics
The contract for RDEP-P 2.0 was awarded to General Dynamics, marking a significant step in enhancing Army cyber capabilities.
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2026-10-26
General Dynamics announces contract details
General Dynamics publicly announced the details of the RDEP-P 2.0 contract, outlining its scope and objectives.
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What is the RDEP-P 2.0?
The RDEP-P 2.0 is a new cyberwarfare platform being developed by General Dynamics for the US Army.
What capabilities will RDEP-P 2.0 provide?
It will integrate future cyber electromagnetic activities and modular mission payloads for tactical operations.
How long is the contract for?
The contract includes a 12-month base period with options for additional production and support.