Gecko Robotics secures U.S. Navy IDIQ contract for robotic ship inspection and maintenance
Evidence notes
- The U.S. Navy and GSA awarded Gecko Robotics a five-year IDIQ contract with a $71 million ceiling for robotic inspection and asset-health analysis.
- The initial award covers work on 18 U.S. Pacific Fleet ships and is worth up to $54 million over five years.
- Gecko said its wall-climbing robots and AI inspection platform can identify repair needs faster than manual inspection and reduce maintenance delays.
Company context
Builds robotic inspection systems and AI software for critical infrastructure, with robots that climb, crawl, swim, and fly to capture high-fidelity asset data across ships, power plants, factories, and other industrial environments. Its core platform, Cantilever, turns robotic and sensor data into a decision layer for maintenance, planning, and asset-life management.