The Ann Arbor News (mlive.com)

Ann Arbor-based Cybernet Systems Corp. was chosen to compete for a collection of contracts totaling $17.5 billion over 10 years.

The contracts, awarded by the Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training & Instrumentation, will allow Cybernet to bid for contracts to provide warfighter simulation and modeling programs for the U.S. Department of Defense.

Cybernet Systems is a research and development company that creates simulation and training systems, among other things.

The company will be able to compete against both small businesses and larger companies for the contracts, said Charles Cohen, Cybernet’s vice president of research and development.

Top Stories

  • Cybernet automation technology demonstrated at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

    Published On: October 1, 2022Categories: AI, News

  • Cybernet Works to Produce Smart Minefield Detection and Clearance Mapping System

    Published On: August 24, 2022Categories: SBIR Phase 1

  • Cybernet Awarded Army SBIR for Biometric Recognition

    Published On: August 17, 2022Categories: Projects, SBIR Phase 1

  • Cybernet to Prototype Assault Breacher Vehicle Remote Control System for Army

    Published On: May 26, 2022Categories: Projects

People who read this article also read these:

  • Cybernet automation technology demonstrated at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

  • Cybernet Works to Produce Smart Minefield Detection and Clearance Mapping System

  • Cybernet Awarded Army SBIR for Biometric Recognition

Cybernet automation technology demonstrated at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

Cybernet Works to Produce Smart Minefield Detection and Clearance Mapping System

Cybernet Awarded Army SBIR for Biometric Recognition

Cybernet to Prototype Assault Breacher Vehicle Remote Control System for Army

Army SBIR Expands Cybernet’s Vehicle Situation Aware Safety System

Making the Future Possible

Let’s begin a conversation about making your version of the future possible.