Leidos

Summary

About

About Leidos

Leidos is a large U.S. technology and national-security contractor whose robotics exposure comes through mission autonomy, digital engineering, uncrewed-system integration and sensor processing. The company combines deployable hardware with software and operational support rather than acting as a single-platform robot manufacturer.

Its space work includes infrared payloads and onboard processing for missile warning and tracking, while its wider defense portfolio covers autonomy, command systems and AI-enabled mission workflows. Leidos traces its history to 1969 and operates from Reston, Virginia under the NYSE ticker LDOS.

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Products

Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • Echodyne

    Inbound - Sensing - Echodyne was selected to supply MESA radars to Leidos Australia’s LAND 156 counter-drone programme

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  • Advanced Navigation

    Inbound - Navigation - Advanced Navigation Spatial Dual INS was selected for Dynetics Gremlins X-61 recovery system

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  • Curtiss-Wright

    Inbound - Actuation And Compute - Curtiss-Wright supplies actuators and DuraCOR 8044 mission computers for Leidos’ U.S. Army IFPC Increment 2 system

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  • Sierra Space

    Outbound - Perception - Leidos supplies infrared payloads, onboard processing and mission support for Sierra Space's 18 AMDT3 tracking satellites

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Financials

  • LDOS - NYSE - USD

Team

  • Thomas A. Bell - Chief Executive Officer - Leads Leidos across mission systems and national-security markets.

Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • Analogic

    Minority Joint Venture Stakeholder - Leidos owns 41.5% of the completed Analogic joint venture; Altaris affiliates own 58.5% and control its board.

  • General Atomics Aeronautical Systems

    Australian UAS Industry Collaboration - GA-ASI and Leidos agreed to collaborate on Australian remotely piloted aircraft and defence projects.

Commercial

  • Leidos awards Curtiss-Wright $40 million of IFPC contracts

    2026-08-31 · Order / contract · Leidos awarded Curtiss-Wright approximately $40 million of contracts for electromechanical actuation and mission computing on the U.S. Army IFPC Increment 2 air-defence system.

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  • Leidos selected for 18 Sierra Space missile-tracking satellites

    2026-08-03 · Order / contract · Sierra Space selected Leidos to provide infrared payloads, onboard signal processing and mission support for 18 missile-warning and tracking satellites.

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  • Echodyne selected as LAND 156 radar provider

    2025-09-06 · Order / contract · Leidos Australia selected Echodyne radar technology for Australia’s LAND 156 counter-drone programme.

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