XVIII Airborne Corps Battlefield Integration (Legion)

Agency

US Army / XVIII Airborne Corps

Award ID

Undisclosed

Ceiling value

$1.1M

Vehicle

Direct award

Awarded

2026-04-16

Period of performance ends

Undisclosed

• CompanyPicogridBuilds vendor-agnostic hardware and software (Legion) that connects military sensors, drones, robotics and weapons into existing command-and-control networks.

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What is the XVIII Airborne Corps Battlefield Integration (Legion) contract?

In April 2026, the U.S. Army's XVIII Airborne Corps (Fort Bragg, NC) awarded Picogrid a $1.1 million contract, facilitated through the Army's Joint Innovation Outpost (JIOP), to deploy its Legion middleware platform alongside Expeditionary Command and Control Nodes (Helios and Portal edge-compute hardware). The award focuses initially on counter-UAS integration, fusing data from disparate sensors, effectors, and third-party vendor systems into a shared operational picture usable in low-connectivity field environments. The work builds on Picogrid's prior support of the Army's Scarlet Dragon exercises at Fort Bragg.

Which agency awarded the XVIII Airborne Corps Battlefield Integration (Legion) contract?

The XVIII Airborne Corps Battlefield Integration (Legion) contract was awarded by US Army / XVIII Airborne Corps under a Direct award vehicle.

How much is the XVIII Airborne Corps Battlefield Integration (Legion) contract worth?

The XVIII Airborne Corps Battlefield Integration (Legion) contract has a value of $1.1M, awarded on 2026-04-16.

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