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Vertex Solutions has just been awarded a major contract win with BAE Systems. Team Vertex will deliver simulation technology for the Project OdySSEy program, which is developing a single synthetic environment, enabling air, land, sea, space, and cyber forces to plug in and train together.

Vertex Solutions, as the Prime contractor, in partnership with RYAN AEROSPACE, and SASimulations, brings together technologies and expertise to create a fully reconfigurable, open-architecture simulator that enables seamless integration across various platforms. Designed with years of lessons learned from several Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) sponsored USAF advanced pilot training programs, Pilot Training Transformation (PTT), Multi-Place Mixed Reality (MPMR) flight simulator, and Virtual Training for Air Dominance (VTRAD)/ Fighter Bomber Fundamentals (FBF), this simulator represents a next-generation solution tailored for both military and commercial aviation applications. The Project OdySSEy simulators will offer a highly adaptable platform that meets the needs of modern military forces and fosters new opportunities for civilian use in commercial aviation training.

As part of BAE Systems’ strategic objective to transition from its current training offerings to a technology-driven Training Service Integrator role, Vertex Solutions will provide five Targeted Fidelity Training Devices to BAE Systems facilities. These simulators will play an integral role in the Project OdySSEy program. The scope of this contract includes end-to-end development and support for the simulators, from design and manufacturing to testing, commissioning, and life-cycle support.

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