Ultra Maritime is showcasing a wide range of emerging and existing anti-submarine warfare capabilities and other technologies for attendees at this week’s Surface Navy Association’s 2025 National Symposium in Arlington, Virginia.
During a visit to Delhi, India, on Jan. 6, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan shared news that the White House is “welcoming a new initiative between Ultra Maritime and Bharat Dynamics Limited that will enhance undersea domain awareness through a first-of-its-kind partnership on the co-production of U.S. sonobuoys.”
The U.S. Navy awarded Ultra Maritime a $420 million firm-fixed-price contract for production of AN/SPS-73(V) Next Generation Surface Search Radar systems, with an initial value of $84 million.
Ultra Maritime is the first and only qualified provider of the Q-62 and Q-53 sonobuoys.
“I am delighted to be joining Ultra Maritime as Vice President of International Business Development at such an important time for our business and when Ultra Maritime’s solutions have such a significant role to play in protecting us and our allies around the globe,” said Liz.
Ultra Maritime is the first and only qualified provider of the Q-62 and Q-53 sonobuoys.
ESCO Technologies announced yesterday the acquisition of Ultra Maritime’s Signature Management and Power (SMaP) line of business.