Trident Systems and LPP Announce Partnership to Provide Advanced Dismounted and Vehicle C4I Solutions

By AIT News Desk On Jun 1, 2021

Trident Systems Incorporated and LPP, s.r.o. have entered into a strategic partnership to provide customers with the latest in command, control, and communications interoperability solutions.

Trident Systems and LPP are strategically partnering to provide unique man-portable and vehicle-mounted C4I solutions to their customers, further enhancing their product offerings. The agreement brings together two experienced solution providers in aerospace and defense, with complementary core competencies in vehicle diagnostics, communications interoperability, and ground military equipment.

The partnership will initially focus on providing integrated dismounted soldier solutions to coalition warfighters, with emphasis on communications, personal protection, and optics. Trident’s Mini-SCC tactical voice bridge will be used to augment LPP’s extensive integrated product offerings, allowing for seamless radio interoperability between HF, VHF, UHF, SATCOM and cellphones.

LPP will integrate Trident’s tactical voice bridge into its vehicle information system which is part of the Czech Armed Forces C2/C4 system. Using LPP’s information systems, Commanders have real-time and accurate situational awareness, which helps them effectively execute their tasks and mission. Given that units with different communication devices need to cooperate, Trident’s tactical voice bridge integrated into the LPP information system will fill a critical communication interoperability gap.

“We are thrilled to work more closely with LPP to provide critical solutions for the United States, the Czech Republic, and our mutual alliance partners,” said James O’Looney, Vice President, Integrated C4I Systems Business Unit. “We believe that LPP’s extensive experience in C6 ISR solutions will directly augment Trident’s product lines.”

“Cooperation with our US allies is, for us, crucial. Trident Systems has a world class product which will help to improve and broaden the capabilities of our information systems, which are designed for armed and security forces,” says Jan Thomas, CEO LPP s.r.o. “Our cooperation allows extended interoperability and effectivity of the military and security users during, for example, natural disasters which require close civil-military cooperation.”

These regional partnerships provide significant value to the military alliances of our North American and European partners. LPP and Trident’s customers will now benefit from the shared experience of both companies, resulting in the development of coordinated product suites for land and vehicle-based applications.