Havoc Awarded SBIR Phase III Contract by Army Applications Laboratory for Multi-Domain Mission Collaborative Autonomy
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Havoc Awarded SBIR Phase III Contract by Army Applications Laboratory for Multi-Domain Mission Collaborative Autonomy
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Havoc, the collaborative autonomy software company, today announced it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase III contract from the Army Applications Laboratory (AAL). The award will fund continued development of Havoc's collaborative-autonomy capabilities for logistics resupply across multiple hardware platforms.
The contract builds on Havoc's work under xTech Overwatch, where the company's technology was selected from a field of more than 40 competing vendors. Since then, Havoc's team has worked to demonstrate that its autonomy software can operate across domains, orchestrating the delivery of critical resupply to Soldiers via both air and ground platforms.
"This award does more than fund the next phase of our work with the Army," said Paul Lwin, CEO of Havoc. "The Phase III designation means any agency in the federal government, not just the Department of War, can now bring Havoc on board through a streamlined, non-competitive path, drawing on the work we've already proven out. We built this technology to solve a Department of War logistics problem, and now the door is open for it to solve similar problems anywhere in government."
Havoc credited the Army Applications Laboratory and the SBIR program with creating a pathway that moves quickly from demonstrated capability to fielded contract.
Under the new contract, Havoc will expand its multi-domain capabilities to orchestrate the delivery of critical resupply to Soldiers via air and ground platforms, in direct response to a need identified by its customer at Overwatch/Pegasus Charge, 1st Cavalry Division.
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Havoc is a leader in all-domain collaborative autonomy. Its software-defined hardware approach powers military and commercial-grade autonomous systems across sea, air, and land to sense, decide, and act together in complex and contested environments. Havoc connects assets, enabling them to share information, adapt in real time, and continue operating even when communications are disrupted or denied. Havoc optimizes mission performance and minimizes human risk. Learn more at havocai.com.
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<p>PROVIDENCE, R.I., Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Havoc, the collaborative autonomy software company, today announced it has been awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase III contract from the Army Applications Laboratory (AAL). The award will fund continued development of...</p>
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