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North Vector Dynamics is a Calgary defence-technology company developing counter-drone systems, aerial targets and advanced aeropropulsion research. Its near-term portfolio separates three roles: CM-70 is its initial commercial short-range interceptor; CI-60 is an electric interceptor intended for small-drone threats; and CI-60 Target is a distinct programmable aircraft for air-defence and counter-UAS training. These share an industrial context but have different configurations and published performance figures.
The current CM-70 product page describes a 3 kg, 0.9 m interceptor with semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options. CI-60 uses an electric lifting-body configuration with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, while the Target variant is programmed through a ground-control station. These are manufacturer-described offerings. Government evidence adds a separate SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence entry, naming North Vector teamed with CMP in the 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox, without establishing how that configuration relates to the company's other products.
North Vector's Advanced Systems work addresses propulsion, hypersonic-flight environments and future interception technologies. A DRDC engineering-services contract supports this research direction. The company's industrial plans also draw on investments from CSG, NordSpace Ventures and Tech Horizons. Its August 2026 announcement states that Canadian intellectual property and design and engineering authority are retained in Canada following CSG's minority investment.
North Vector's public record contains several different routes to market. Product announcements establish its advertised configurations; the Counter-UAS Sandbox provides a government evaluation setting; and the Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace arrangement qualifies the company for a supplier pool. Research contracting is a fourth route, with its own requirements and task authorizations. Progress in one route should be assessed against that route's deliverables.
The current CM-70 specifications differ from figures reported in earlier company interviews. Procurement or integration discussions should therefore identify the exact configuration and supporting test record rather than combine specifications across dates. CI-60 and CI-60 Target likewise need separate configuration control. The company's broad TRL statement does not assign readiness to each product.
CSG and NordSpace describe prospective industrial and technology cooperation, while North Vector's parliamentary material discusses computational analysis, rapid prototyping and Canadian production ambitions. Announced investment and access to partner networks can support those plans, but facility commitments and production output need their own evidence.
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector reported international customers and sought support to reach fielded production, without naming customers or identifying delivered quantities.
North Vector is based in Calgary. The company states that it remains Canadian-owned and controlled following CSG's minority investment, with Canadian intellectual property and design and engineering authority retained in Canada. Its public industrial material describes engineering, research and intended production growth; completed manufacturing expansion and committed production capacity are not established by the investment announcements.
The DRDC requirement's Valcartier location identifies the government's research context, not a North Vector operating facility. References to access to Canadian test infrastructure should similarly be tied to a documented test or agreement before they are treated as completed activity.
Calgary, Alberta is the published city-level context for North Vector Dynamics. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Open the mapNorth Vector offers several distinct engagement paths: short-range counter-UAS products, programmable aerial targets, government evaluation through SHIELD, and contracted aeropropulsion research. Its current product pages provide concrete configurations, while government records establish programme and procurement relationships with narrower scopes. For a buyer or industrial partner, the consequential next step is to connect a specified product configuration to observed tests, delivery milestones and Canadian production commitments. Minority investments and supplier-pool status do not answer those questions by themselves.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Advanced aeropropulsion research and engineering
Electric counter-UAS kinetic interceptor
Programmable aerial target and counter-UAS training system
Short-range counter-UAS precision-guided interceptor
Counter-UAS system development and evaluation
Aug 24, 2026
CanadaBuys records North Vector’s selection for Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972 on August 24, 2026, with a stated term from August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 arrangement provides a route into the qualified supplier pool; it does not identify an equipment purchase or task authorization.
North Vector identified CM-70 as its initial commercial product in August 2026. CI-60 and CI-60 Target have separate manufacturer offerings; SHIELD is government-listed for Sandbox participation. Research services are contracted by DRDC, and the DDI Marketplace arrangement provides supplier-pool access. Published delivery quantities and production lead times remain limited.
CSG announced a minority investment on August 5, 2026. The investment amount was undisclosed; the reported valuation exceeded US$90 million and is not the amount raised. Tech Horizons' May 2026 investment and NordSpace Ventures' July 29, 2026 investment are separate, also without disclosed amounts. Vanedge lists North Vector in its portfolio without establishing additional investment terms.
CanadaBuys records DRDC engineering-services contract CW2403893 at C$4.599 million, awarded July 29, 2025, through July 28, 2029. North Vector described a C$4.2 million contract in its own announcement; the reviewed sources do not reconcile the two bases. The contract record and task-authorization structure do not establish the amount paid.
A separate C$2 million IDEaS contribution supports low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024, to September 30, 2027, with a March 2026 amendment. The nominal C$1 Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace arrangement is supplier-pool access, not an equipment order or financing round.
Canadian-owned and controlled, according to North Vector’s August 5, 2026 announcement. CSG acquired a minority position; the announcement states that Canadian intellectual property and design and engineering authority are retained in Canada.
Qualified supplier under a marketplace supply arrangement · SA 054
Sponsor or operator: Public Services and Procurement Canada
Organization role. North Vector Dynamics Inc. is listed under supply arrangement CW2464972, awarded August 24, 2026, for the Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace. The stated term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 nominal value establishes access to the supplier pool, with no equipment order or task authorization identified.
Program. A federal marketplace supply-arrangement mechanism for qualified defence-drone suppliers; a nominal-value arrangement establishes access to the supplier pool, not a task authorization, order or revenue.
Started Aug 26, 2026 · Ended Jul 31, 2031
Contract CW2464972 · Notice WS5802684496
Contributing capability: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research
Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research may help teams working on Sovereign defence capability areas by contributing to autonomous and uncrewed systems, aerospace operations, and advanced materials and manufacturing.
The current page's dimensions and performance figures differ from earlier interview descriptions. Configuration-specific evidence is needed to compare performance and readiness consistently.
DND identifies the team and a scalable kinetic interceptor solution. The reviewed evidence does not connect that entry to the previously described SHIELD VTOL design.
The investment announcements describe intended industrial cooperation and Canadian control. Facility and production commitments would show how those relationships translate into delivery capacity.
The government record lists C$4.599 million, while the company announcement uses C$4.2 million. The scope and basis of those figures, and the work authorized under them, remain distinct from broader research-network participation.
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
National Defence · Mar 18, 2026
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · current activity
A Department of National Defence contribution record, amended in March 2026, provides up to $2 million through the IDEaS Concept Development program for North Vector's low-cost aerial counter-UAS platform through September 2027.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Government of Canada supports 2026-03-18 as the material date used for this dossier activity note.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official organization profile
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector Dynamics describes a Calgary-headquartered, Canadian-owned and controlled defence company specializing in precision interception, autonomy and advanced propulsion.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.publicPhone
North Vector publishes contact@northvectordynamics.com, +1 (587) 329-7138 and an official contact page at https://www.northvectordynamics.com/contact. The official site links https://www.linkedin.com/company/north-vector-dynamics.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
Evidence strength: Moderate · Last reviewed Sep 27, 2026
Evidence strength: Moderate · Last reviewed Sep 27, 2026
Evidence strength: Moderate · Last reviewed Sep 27, 2026
Evidence strength: Moderate · Last reviewed Sep 27, 2026
Contract recipient for aeropropulsion research engineering
Sponsor or operator: Defence Research and Development Canada
Organization role. North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC hypersonics research contract in August 2025. CanadaBuys records related engineering-support contract CW2403893 at CAD 4,599,000, running July 29, 2025 to July 28, 2029. The linked solicitation covers high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion assessment in Valcartier. The different published amount bases and value of authorized work remain to be reconciled.
Program. North Vector Dynamics states that DRDC awarded it a four-year, C$4.2M contract to advance propulsion and hypersonic technologies. CityNews independently reports that the work includes design and testing of propulsion concepts for vehicles capable of travelling above Mach 5.
Started Jul 29, 2025 · Ended Jul 28, 2029
Contract CW2403893 · Notice WS4603061079
Concept-development contribution recipient · CUAS Concept Development 2024
Sponsor or operator: Department of National Defence
Organization role. DND records contribution CD3-002, valued at CAD 2 million, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development. The March 18, 2026 amendment extends the recorded project through September 30, 2027. External command-and-control integration is an expected outcome, distinct from procurement acceptance.
Program. The IDEaS challenge funded counter-UAS concept development and an additional development stage before possible testing, without committing to operational procurement.
Started Sep 18, 2024 · Ended Sep 30, 2027
Project CD3-002
Selected innovator, teamed with CMP · 2026
Sponsor or operator: Department of National Defence
Organization role. DND lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence in the 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox. The programme describes a scalable kinetic interceptor system. This source establishes named evaluation participation without reporting results or a procurement award.
Program. The 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox lists selected innovators and their proposed systems for government-supported testing and evaluation.
Founding investor
ONE9
North Vector's May 2025 release identifies ONE9 as a founding investor that helped shape its mission and market entry. ONE9's current Venture portfolio separately lists North Vector Dynamics as a counter-UAS investment; neither source discloses funding amount or ownership terms.
IDEaS Concept Development recipient
Department of National Defence
The federal grants database records a Department of National Defence IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc. for a low-cost aerial counter-UAS platform; this is not represented as procurement or operational adoption.
Investor
Tech Horizons
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a May 2026 portfolio investment. CSG is an anchor investor in the fund, which states it has its own governance. The portfolio does not disclose North Vector investment terms.
MIL-V prototype integration partner
Convergence Design Services
Ottawa Business Journal reports that North Vector Dynamics was one of Convergence Design Services' MIL-V prototype partners and supplied a precision-guided missile. This records reported technology integration for a prototype, not a Canadian Armed Forces procurement, contract, or operational deployment.
Minority strategic investor and industrial partner
CSG
CSG and North Vector announced a strategic investment on August 5, 2026. North Vector describes a minority position, while CSG describes planned support through its industrial base, integration expertise and international network. Financial terms and committed North Vector manufacturing capacity were not disclosed.
Portfolio investor
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics among its portfolio companies, describing a Calgary counter-UAS technology developer. The reviewed portfolio does not disclose the investment date, amount or ownership share.
Strategic investor through NordSpace Ventures and research partner
NordSpace announced investment through NordSpace Ventures on July 29, 2026 and describes active joint work with North Vector in defence propulsion and hypersonics. It identifies both companies as members of a university-led Hypersonic Innovation Network and proposes access to its manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not quantify investment terms or completed integration.
Contributing capability: SHIELD counter-UAS system
SHIELD counter-UAS system may help teams working on Sovereign defence capability areas by contributing to detection and situational awareness, autonomous and uncrewed systems, and aerospace operations.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Supports: Profile · current activity
A Department of National Defence contribution record, amended in March 2026, provides up to $2 million through the IDEaS Concept Development program for North Vector's low-cost aerial counter-UAS platform through September 2027.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The federal grants database records a Department of National Defence IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc. for a low-cost aerial counter-UAS platform; this is not represented as procurement or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · profile data
The Government of Canada contribution record identifies an IDEaS Concept Development project, amount, dates, legal recipient, and desired counter-UAS outcomes, but it does not establish procurement or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
North Vector Dynamics has a documented Canadian operating presence in Calgary, Alberta.
Supports: Profile · profileData.currentActivity
A Department of National Defence contribution record, amended in March 2026, provides up to $2 million through the IDEaS Concept Development program for North Vector's low-cost aerial counter-UAS platform through September 2027.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · summary
DND CD3-002 contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, isC$2m for low-cost aerial CUAS concept development Sept18 2024–Sept30 2027; March18 2026 amendment updates completion and payment/reporting timeline.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · maturity
DND CD3-002 contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, isC$2m for low-cost aerial CUAS concept development Sept18 2024–Sept30 2027; March18 2026 amendment updates completion and payment/reporting timeline.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · commercial availability
DND CD3-002 contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, isC$2m for low-cost aerial CUAS concept development Sept18 2024–Sept30 2027; March18 2026 amendment updates completion and payment/reporting timeline.
Supports: IDEaS Concept Development recipient relationship
Source location: relationships.0.publicSummary
The federal grants database records a Department of National Defence IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc. for a low-cost aerial counter-UAS platform; this is not represented as procurement or operational adoption.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.north-vector-dynamics-first-conversation.context
North Vector Dynamics's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · operating context
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.confidence
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.context
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.question
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.confidence
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.context
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.north-vector-dynamics-first-conversation.question
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented North Vector Dynamics capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Semi-active laser guidance; Ground, vehicle and air-launch configurations; Compact interceptor form factor; Designed for Group I-III UAS threats
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.id
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.question
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.id
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
The current CM-70 page lists 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range, 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, a forward-fragmentation warhead, and ground, vehicle, or airborne launch configurations.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · commercial availability
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · capability type
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
The current CM-70 page lists 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range, 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, a forward-fragmentation warhead, and ground, vehicle, or airborne launch configurations.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technology readiness level
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · summary
The CM-70 is a compact guided interceptor designed for ground, vehicle or airborne deployment against small uncrewed aircraft, using a semi-active laser-guidance architecture within a wider counter-UAS concept.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · capability type
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · summary
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · update child
The current CM-70 page lists 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range, 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, a forward-fragmentation warhead, and ground, vehicle, or airborne launch configurations.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · name
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · defence applications
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · maturity
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technology readiness level
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · name
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · core features
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · summary
North Vector's current CM-70 page states 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed, semi-active laser guidance, and ground, vehicle or airborne launch options for Group I–III drone threats. These are manufacturer specifications; no independent test result or accepted production configuration is supplied on the page.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technical tags
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector markets the CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor with a 3 kg mass, 0.9 m length, 3.5 km range and 900 km/h speed; its stated architecture uses semi-active laser guidance and ground, vehicle or airborne launch. These are manufacturer specifications, not independent test results.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.question
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · ownership
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.question
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector states it was established in 2022 and was co-founded by Paul Ziade, Craig Johansen and Colin Hill. It describes CM-70 as its initial commercial product and ongoing DRDC testing support.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.id
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.confidence
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.context
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · maturity
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · summary
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · maturity
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · commercial availability
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · summary
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · commercial availability
North Vector identifies CM-70 as its initial commercial product in the August 5, 2026 announcement and credits early DRDC funding and ongoing testing support. The release does not state serial delivery quantities, unit pricing, production throughput or independently assessed readiness.
Supports: Minority strategic investor and industrial partner relationship
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Supports: Minority strategic investor and industrial partner relationship
CSG acquired a minority position in North Vector Dynamics for an undisclosed investment amount; the announcement states a valuation exceeding USD 90 million and Canadian retention of intellectual property and design and engineering authority.
Source type: reputable industry publication
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.context
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.question
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.context
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.id
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.cm70-validated-configuration.confidence
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · summary
Janes reports a shift toward CM-70 and describes an earlier 0.72 m, approximately 2 kg configuration with speed exceeding 1,000 km/h, differing from the current company page. The date and tested configuration cannot be inferred from this accessible excerpt.
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector Dynamics is a Calgary defence company developing compact, low-cost counter-uncrewed-aircraft interceptors and related autonomous systems for rapidly deployed protection against small drone threats.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
North Vector Dynamics describes a Calgary-headquartered, Canadian-owned and controlled defence company specializing in precision interception, autonomy and advanced propulsion.
Supports: Profile · editorial profile version
North Vector Dynamics has sufficient mapped public evidence for private reviewer consideration of the shared editorial profile template.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
North Vector publishes contact@northvectordynamics.com, +1 (587) 329-7138 and an official contact page at https://www.northvectordynamics.com/contact. The official site links https://www.linkedin.com/company/north-vector-dynamics.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.linkedInUrl
North Vector publishes contact@northvectordynamics.com, +1 (587) 329-7138 and an official contact page at https://www.northvectordynamics.com/contact. The official site links https://www.linkedin.com/company/north-vector-dynamics.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.publicEmail
North Vector publishes contact@northvectordynamics.com, +1 (587) 329-7138 and an official contact page at https://www.northvectordynamics.com/contact. The official site links https://www.linkedin.com/company/north-vector-dynamics.
Supports: Profile · profile data
North Vector's official profile states that it is a Calgary, Canadian-owned and controlled defence technology company specializing in precision interception, autonomy, and advanced propulsion, with work from counter-UAS solutions to hypersonics.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
North Vector Dynamics describes a Calgary-headquartered, Canadian-owned and controlled defence company specializing in precision interception, autonomy and advanced propulsion.
Supports: Profile · profile data
North Vector's official company page publishes a general contact email address and telephone number for inquiries and media requests.
Supports: Profile · profileData.publicContact.contactPageUrl
The official public contact pathway for North Vector Dynamics is https://www.northvectordynamics.com/.
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector Dynamics describes a Calgary-headquartered, Canadian-owned and controlled defence company specializing in precision interception, autonomy and advanced propulsion.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
North Vector Dynamics describes a Calgary-headquartered, Canadian-owned and controlled defence company specializing in precision interception, autonomy and advanced propulsion.
Supports: Profile · operating context
North Vector Dynamics is a Calgary defence company developing compact, low-cost counter-uncrewed-aircraft interceptors and related autonomous systems for rapidly deployed protection against small drone threats.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: procurement notice
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The solicitation linked to North Vector contract CW2403893 concerns expert engineering support to assess high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion technologies for DRDC in Valcartier, Quebec. It is an engineering-services requirement, distinct from procurement of a fielded interceptor.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
The solicitation linked to North Vector contract CW2403893 concerns expert engineering support to assess high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion technologies for DRDC in Valcartier, Quebec. It is an engineering-services requirement, distinct from procurement of a fielded interceptor.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · summary
The solicitation linked to North Vector contract CW2403893 concerns expert engineering support to assess high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion technologies for DRDC in Valcartier, Quebec. It is an engineering-services requirement, distinct from procurement of a fielded interceptor.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · summary
The solicitation linked to North Vector contract CW2403893 concerns expert engineering support to assess high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion technologies for DRDC in Valcartier, Quebec. It is an engineering-services requirement, distinct from procurement of a fielded interceptor.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
The solicitation linked to North Vector contract CW2403893 concerns expert engineering support to assess high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion technologies for DRDC in Valcartier, Quebec. It is an engineering-services requirement, distinct from procurement of a fielded interceptor.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
The solicitation linked to North Vector contract CW2403893 concerns expert engineering support to assess high-speed and hypersonic aeropropulsion technologies for DRDC in Valcartier, Quebec. It is an engineering-services requirement, distinct from procurement of a fielded interceptor.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.id
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.confidence
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.question
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.context
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · maturity
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · commercial availability
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CanadaBuys records a CAD 4,599,000 task-authorization-based contract for engineering support for aeropropulsion technologies, awarded to North Vector Dynamics Inc. on 2025-07-29 and expiring 2029-07-28, with DRDC as buyer. A contract value does not establish amounts paid or production orders.
North Vector Dynamics · Aug 23, 2025
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.confidence
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.context
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.id
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: Profile · profile data
North Vector says DRDC awarded it a four-year C$4.2M contract to advance propulsion and hypersonic technologies, while its current product pages identify a broader counter-UAS portfolio.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.context
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.question
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
North Vector announced a four-year CAD 4.2 million DRDC contract for propulsion and hypersonic research. This is a company-announced research contract, not a production order.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
North Vector's official announcement says DRDC awarded it a four-year C$4.2M contract to advance propulsion and hypersonic technologies.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · canonical program
North Vector's official announcement says DRDC awarded it a four-year C$4.2M contract to advance propulsion and hypersonic technologies.
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · operating context
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.id
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.id
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · operating context
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.context
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.context
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.confidence
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.question
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.context
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.question
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · description
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.question
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.confidence
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.question
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.context
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Strategic investor through NordSpace Ventures and research partner relationship
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Strategic investor through NordSpace Ventures and research partner relationship
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Strategic investor through NordSpace Ventures and research partner relationship
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
Supports: Strategic investor through NordSpace Ventures and research partner relationship
NordSpace announced an investment through NordSpace Ventures in North Vector on 2026-07-29 without disclosing financial terms. The partners describe joint defence-propulsion and hypersonic research, membership of an IDEaS/DRDC-backed Hypersonic Innovation Network, and intended access to NordSpace manufacturing and test infrastructure; the release does not identify a delivered weapon or funded amount attributable to North Vector in that network.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · defence posture
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · maturity
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · maturity
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · slug
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · summary
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · commercial availability
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · commercial availability
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · summary
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technology readiness level
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · defence applications
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · capability type
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technical tags
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · capability type
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · technology readiness level
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · name
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · name
North Vector separates near-term Group I–III interception from its DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic-flight research. The company describes propulsion, thermal-management, guidance and flight-validation work under Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026. The page presents future interception development rather than an available hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes DND-supported advanced propulsion and hypersonic flight-environment research under Chief Science Officer Craig Johansen, who joined full time in 2026 after University of Calgary work. The page presents a development programme, not a delivered hypersonic weapon.
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
Supports: Profile · description
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
Supports: Investor relationship
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
Supports: Investor relationship
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
Supports: Investor relationship
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
Supports: Investor relationship
Tech Horizons lists North Vector Dynamics as a Canadian air-defence investment dated May 2026 and links its May 14 announcement. The fund identifies CSG as an anchor investor but states that it has its own governance; no North Vector investment amount is disclosed.
North Vector Dynamics via House of Commons
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · operating context
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · operating context
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · summary
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · maturity
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · maturity
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
Supports: CM-70 counter-UAS interceptor · commercial availability
In its November 2025 parliamentary brief, North Vector described international customers, plans to expand manufacturing in Calgary, and a company-wide TRL 7 assessment while seeking support to reach fielded production. It did not allocate that readiness rating to an individual product or identify customer deliveries.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes a compact electric interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, with 0.8 kg mass, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance; performance is manufacturer-stated.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: Profile · description
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes a compact electric interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, with 0.8 kg mass, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance; performance is manufacturer-stated.
Supports: Profile · description
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · add child
North Vector describes CI-60 counter-UAS as a 0.8 kg electric, compact-lifting-body interceptor with a 2 km published range, onboard AI and near-IR guidance, field-assembled rail launch, and a Class I drone focus.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · maturity
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · name
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · capability type
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · summary
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · commercial availability
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · maturity
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technology readiness level
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · commercial availability
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · name
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · summary
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · capability type
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · core features
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technology readiness level
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · technical tags
CI-60 counter-UAS is a separate supplier-described kinetic interceptor using onboard AI and near-infrared guidance; public pages do not establish accepted operational deployment or independently verified interception performance.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · defence applications
The CI-60 counter-UAS page describes an electric lifting-body interceptor with onboard AI and near-infrared guidance, standalone or broader C-UAS integration, field assembly and a lightweight rail launcher. Company-stated figures are 0.8 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 2 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. These apply to the interceptor configuration, not CI-60 Target. The official body explicitly describes ground- or air-launched operation.
Department of National Defence / IDEaS, Government of Canada · Jan 20, 2026
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · operating context
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.id
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.question
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.id
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.confidence
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.question
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.confidence
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · operating context
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.context
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.context
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: Profile · description
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · maturity
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · core features
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · core features
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · defence applications
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · core features
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · defence applications
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · commercial availability
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technology readiness level
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · core features
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · core features
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · defence applications
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technology readiness level
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · defence applications
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · summary
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · maturity
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · summary
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · name
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technicaldomainslugs
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · defence applications
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · defence applications
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · capability type
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · capability type
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · commercial availability
National Defence's 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox table names North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The entry establishes participation and stated solution scope, not test results, a procurement award, or the configuration of the older SHIELD-branded VTOL page.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · name
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · core features
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · technical tags
DND lists North Vector Dynamics teamed with CMP and SHIELD–Scalable Air Defence as a 2026 CUAS Sandbox participating innovator; listing describes a scalable kinetic interceptor, not completed test results or procurement.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · organization participation
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program website Url as: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/programs/defence-ideas/element/sandboxes/challenge/counter-uncrewed-aerial-systems-sandbox-2026.html
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program summary as: The 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox lists selected innovators and their proposed systems for government-supported testing and evaluation.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
DND lists AIM Defence from Canada with Fractl C-UAS High Power Laser as a selected participant for the September 14 to October 9, 2026 Sandbox.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program name as: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program operator Name as: Department of National Defence
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
DND lists AIM Defence from Canada with Fractl C-UAS High Power Laser as a selected participant for the September 14 to October 9, 2026 Sandbox.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
Derived program type: defence innovation test event.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
DND lists AIM Defence from Canada with Fractl C-UAS High Power Laser as a selected participant for the September 14 to October 9, 2026 Sandbox.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
DND lists AIM Defence from Canada with Fractl C-UAS High Power Laser as a selected participant for the September 14 to October 9, 2026 Sandbox.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program program Type as: Defence innovation test event
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Sandbox 2026 · canonical program
National Defence lists North Vector Dynamics, teamed with CMP, as a 2026 Counter-UAS Sandbox participant with SHIELD – Scalable Air Defence, described as a scalable kinetic interceptor system. The listing establishes programme selection, not performance results, prizes or operational adoption.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
The distinct CI-60 aerial target is described for programmable counter-UAS and short-range air-defence training, with 0.7 kg mass, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. The page describes a training product rather than a drone interceptor.
Supports: Profile · description
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: Profile · operating context
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
The distinct CI-60 aerial target is described for programmable counter-UAS and short-range air-defence training, with 0.7 kg mass, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. The page describes a training product rather than a drone interceptor.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: Profile · description
The distinct CI-60 aerial target is described for programmable counter-UAS and short-range air-defence training, with 0.7 kg mass, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. The page describes a training product rather than a drone interceptor.
Supports: CI-60 counter-UAS system · summary
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · maturity
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · capability type
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technicaldomainslugs
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · summary
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technicaldomainslugs
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technicaldomainslugs
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · capability type
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · name
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technology readiness level
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · summary
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · defence applications
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · commercial availability
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · maturity
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · core features
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · commercial availability
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · name
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technicaldomainslugs
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technical tags
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a training and threat-emulation configuration programmed through a standard ground-control station and launched from a field-assembled collapsible rail. Its published specifications are 0.7 kg, 0.5 m wingspan, 6 km range, speed above 225 km/h and 70 seconds endurance. NDAA compliance is the supplier's claim, not an independent procurement determination.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · technology readiness level
CI-60 aerial target is a threat-representative training offering with a distinct0.7kg configuration; supplier specifications and US NDAA compliance statement are not independent flight qualification or procurement approval.
Supports: CI-60 Target aerial target system · add child
North Vector describes CI-60 Target as a 0.7 kg aerial target with a 6 km published range, programmable missions, threat-representative drone profiles, and field-assembled rail launch for SHORAD and counter-UAS training.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.context
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.id
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.question
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.research-contract-and-network.confidence
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · description
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · commercial availability
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · maturity
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · summary
AchatsCanada records a competitively awarded C$4,599,000 task-authorization aeropropulsion engineering-services contract with North Vector Dynamics for DRDC, awarded July 29, 2025 through July 28, 2029. North Vector's press announcement used C$4.2 million; the inspected sources do not reconcile the bases or report cash paid. Neither value is an interceptor production order.
Czechoslovak Group
Source type: official company news
Supports: Profile · founded year
CSG describes North Vector Dynamics as established in 2022 and headquartered in Calgary. Its August 2026 investment announcement describes a minority stake and valuation above USD 90 million without disclosing the investment amount.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CSG confirms its strategic investment in North Vector, an undisclosed investment amount and valuation exceeding USD 90 million. It intends to provide industrial expertise, systems integration opportunities and an international commercial network; this does not quantify new North Vector production capacity.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CSG confirms its strategic investment in North Vector, an undisclosed investment amount and valuation exceeding USD 90 million. It intends to provide industrial expertise, systems integration opportunities and an international commercial network; this does not quantify new North Vector production capacity.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.confidence
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.context
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.id
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.industrial-partnership-delivery.question
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · description
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research · core features
CSG confirms a minority investment in North Vector at an issuer-stated valuation above US$90 million; the investment amount is undisclosed. The parties describe Canadian retention of intellectual property and design/engineering authority, and intended access to CSG industrial expertise and international networks. This does not quantify completed capacity, committed production or customer deliveries.
Supports: Minority strategic investor and industrial partner relationship
CSG confirms its strategic investment in North Vector, an undisclosed investment amount and valuation exceeding USD 90 million. It intends to provide industrial expertise, systems integration opportunities and an international commercial network; this does not quantify new North Vector production capacity.
Supports: Minority strategic investor and industrial partner relationship
CSG confirms its strategic investment in North Vector, an undisclosed investment amount and valuation exceeding USD 90 million. It intends to provide industrial expertise, systems integration opportunities and an international commercial network; this does not quantify new North Vector production capacity.
Supports: Minority strategic investor and industrial partner relationship
CSG confirms its strategic investment in North Vector, an undisclosed investment amount and valuation exceeding USD 90 million. It intends to provide industrial expertise, systems integration opportunities and an international commercial network; this does not quantify new North Vector production capacity.
Supports: Minority strategic investor and industrial partner relationship
CSG confirms its strategic investment in North Vector, an undisclosed investment amount and valuation exceeding USD 90 million. It intends to provide industrial expertise, systems integration opportunities and an international commercial network; this does not quantify new North Vector production capacity.
Vanedge Capital
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics in its company portfolio as a Calgary counter-drone technology company, without disclosing investment date, amount or stake.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics in its company portfolio as a Calgary counter-drone technology company, without disclosing investment date, amount or stake.
Supports: Portfolio investor relationship
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics in its company portfolio as a Calgary counter-drone technology company, without disclosing investment date, amount or stake.
Supports: Portfolio investor relationship
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics in its company portfolio as a Calgary counter-drone technology company, without disclosing investment date, amount or stake.
Supports: Portfolio investor relationship
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics in its company portfolio as a Calgary counter-drone technology company, without disclosing investment date, amount or stake.
Supports: Portfolio investor relationship
Vanedge Capital lists North Vector Dynamics in its company portfolio as a Calgary counter-drone technology company, without disclosing investment date, amount or stake.
House of Commons
Source type: official report
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
In May 27, 2026 parliamentary testimony, CEO Paul Ziade identified frequent access to DRDC/CFB Suffield as an important testing dependency for North Vector. His testimony advocated faster contracts and closer end-user engineering collaboration; it did not announce operational deliveries.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
In May 27, 2026 parliamentary testimony, CEO Paul Ziade identified frequent access to DRDC/CFB Suffield as an important testing dependency for North Vector. His testimony advocated faster contracts and closer end-user engineering collaboration; it did not announce operational deliveries.
Supports: Profile · operating context
In May 27, 2026 parliamentary testimony, CEO Paul Ziade identified frequent access to DRDC/CFB Suffield as an important testing dependency for North Vector. His testimony advocated faster contracts and closer end-user engineering collaboration; it did not announce operational deliveries.
North Vector Dynamics
Source type: official company product
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.confidence
An undated North Vector SHIELD page retained from August 2, 2026 described a hybrid-electric VTOL platform with EO/IR sensing, laser designation, more than five hours endurance and 40 km telemetry. Current retrieval did not recover the page content. No inspected source connects that description to the CMP-teamed kinetic SHIELD entry in DND's July 29, 2026 Sandbox list.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.context
An undated North Vector SHIELD page retained from August 2, 2026 described a hybrid-electric VTOL platform with EO/IR sensing, laser designation, more than five hours endurance and 40 km telemetry. Current retrieval did not recover the page content. No inspected source connects that description to the CMP-teamed kinetic SHIELD entry in DND's July 29, 2026 Sandbox list.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.question
An undated North Vector SHIELD page retained from August 2, 2026 described a hybrid-electric VTOL platform with EO/IR sensing, laser designation, more than five hours endurance and 40 km telemetry. Current retrieval did not recover the page content. No inspected source connects that description to the CMP-teamed kinetic SHIELD entry in DND's July 29, 2026 Sandbox list.
Supports: Profile · reviewed questions.shield-configuration-and-team.id
An undated North Vector SHIELD page retained from August 2, 2026 described a hybrid-electric VTOL platform with EO/IR sensing, laser designation, more than five hours endurance and 40 km telemetry. Current retrieval did not recover the page content. No inspected source connects that description to the CMP-teamed kinetic SHIELD entry in DND's July 29, 2026 Sandbox list.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · add child
North Vector describes SHIELD as a modular VTOL counter-UAS system with hybrid-electric propulsion, EO/IR sensing and laser designation, airborne detection and tracking, 5-plus-hour endurance, and 40 km telemetry range.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system · summary
An undated North Vector SHIELD page retained from August 2, 2026 described a hybrid-electric VTOL platform with EO/IR sensing, laser designation, more than five hours endurance and 40 km telemetry. Current retrieval did not recover the page content. No inspected source connects that description to the CMP-teamed kinetic SHIELD entry in DND's July 29, 2026 Sandbox list.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system → Sovereign defence capability areas
North Vector describes SHIELD as a modular VTOL counter-UAS system with hybrid-electric propulsion, EO/IR sensing and laser designation, airborne detection and tracking, 5-plus-hour endurance, and 40 km telemetry range.
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · organization participation
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
National Defence discloses a CAD 2 million IDEaS contribution to North Vector Dynamics Inc., operating name Think Solutions Engineering, for low-cost aerial counter-UAS concept development from September 18, 2024 to September 30, 2027. Integration into external command and control is an expected outcome, not a procurement acceptance.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CanadaBuys records North Vector's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, awarded August 24, 2026 for August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The recorded C$1 is nominal: the arrangement admits a supplier to the pool and does not establish a task authorization, equipment order, delivery or revenue.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CanadaBuys records North Vector's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, awarded August 24, 2026 for August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The recorded C$1 is nominal: the arrangement admits a supplier to the pool and does not establish a task authorization, equipment order, delivery or revenue.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
CanadaBuys records North Vector's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, awarded August 24, 2026 for August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The recorded C$1 is nominal: the arrangement admits a supplier to the pool and does not establish a task authorization, equipment order, delivery or revenue.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
CanadaBuys records North Vector's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, awarded August 24, 2026 for August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The recorded C$1 is nominal: the arrangement admits a supplier to the pool and does not establish a task authorization, equipment order, delivery or revenue.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Profile · current activity
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Profile · operating context
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · organization participation
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
AchatsCanada lists North Vector Dynamics Inc. under Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464972, solicitation WS5802684496. Award date is 2026-08-24, effective duration 2026-08-26 to 2031-07-31, with nominal CAD 1 value; this establishes supplier-pool access rather than an equipment order or earned revenue.
Department of National Defence · Mar 1, 2026
Source type: official policy
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
Reviewer synthesis of the public end state: Canada can build, sustain or control priority aerospace, ammunition, digital, in-service support, sensor, space, specialized manufacturing, training and uncrewed capabilities through domestic strength, trusted partnerships and sovereign access.
Supports: Advanced propulsion and hypersonics research → Sovereign defence capability areas
Canada needs secure strategic autonomy and reliable access to capabilities that are critical to defending its sovereignty and meeting allied commitments, while reducing exposure to foreign supply-chain and intellectual-property dependencies.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system → Sovereign defence capability areas
Canada needs secure strategic autonomy and reliable access to capabilities that are critical to defending its sovereignty and meeting allied commitments, while reducing exposure to foreign supply-chain and intellectual-property dependencies.
Supports: SHIELD counter-UAS system → Sovereign defence capability areas
Reviewer synthesis of the public end state: Canada can build, sustain or control priority aerospace, ammunition, digital, in-service support, sensor, space, specialized manufacturing, training and uncrewed capabilities through domestic strength, trusted partnerships and sovereign access.
Source type: procurement notice
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names FireSwarm Solutions Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464918, SA 033, under solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026. The term is August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The instrument is a supply arrangement with a C$1 nominal value establishing access to a prequalified supplier pool, not evidence of an equipment purchase, task order or revenue. The award page does not identify FireSwarm's qualified streams. The contact tab identifies PSPC as contracting organization and DND as buying organization.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names C3RiOS as holder of DDI supply arrangementCW2465068, awarded August 24, 2026, with a term August 26, 2026 to July 31,2031.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names C3RiOS as holder of DDI supply arrangementCW2465068, awarded August 24, 2026, with a term August 26, 2026 to July 31,2031.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names C3RiOS as holder of DDI supply arrangementCW2465068, awarded August 24, 2026, with a term August 26, 2026 to July 31,2031.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names C3RiOS as holder of DDI supply arrangementCW2465068, awarded August 24, 2026, with a term August 26, 2026 to July 31,2031.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names C3RiOS as holder of DDI supply arrangementCW2465068, awarded August 24, 2026, with a term August 26, 2026 to July 31,2031.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys names C3RiOS as holder of DDI supply arrangementCW2465068, awarded August 24, 2026, with a term August 26, 2026 to July 31,2031.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys identifies Canadian UAVs Inc. as holder of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2464890, awarded August 20, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The recorded CAD 1 nominal value and supplier-pool instrument establish procurement access, not a task order, revenue or delivery. The record lists 25 employees, a record-specific count rather than audited current headcount. The original body gives the arrangement period as August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031, separately from the August 20 award date.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.summary
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.name
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.operatorName
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.programType
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.websiteUrl
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Resolute Innovations Inc. as the recipient of DDI Marketplace supply arrangement CW2467088, dated August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 entry is a supplier-pool arrangement rather than an order for vessels.
CanadaBuys / PSPC
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records DDI Marketplace Supply Arrangement SA282/CW2466368 awarded 2026-08-24 to Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc.; term 2026-08-26 through 2031-07-31 and nominal CAD1. This establishes a prequalified supply-arrangement route, not a task order, delivered drone or earned revenue.
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records Agile Electromagnetics supply arrangement CW2464862, solicitation WS5802684496, awarded August 24, 2026, with duration August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031. The nominal CAD 1 record provides access to a prequalified defence-drone supplier pool, not an order or revenue. It identifies 95 Constance Lake Road, Kanata, and reports 15 employees; the earlier Hydra record reports one, so a headcount trend is not established.
Public Services and Procurement Canada
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.summary
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.programType
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.name
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.websiteUrl
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
Source location: programParticipations.0.program.operatorName
Derived from Public Services and Procurement Canada: CanadaBuys identifies Kynze, standardized as 11896547 Canada Inc., in Longueuil as recipient of DDI supply arrangement CW2466766, awarded August 24, 2026 and expiring July 31, 2031. Its CAD 1 value is nominal and does not establish product orders.
CanadaBuys · Aug 24, 2026
Source type: award or contract
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
Supports: Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace · canonical program
CanadaBuys records CW2465224 / WS5802684496 as a nominal CAD 1 DDI Marketplace supply arrangement awarded August 24, 2026 for the August 26, 2026 to July 31, 2031 term.
CityNews Calgary · Sep 23, 2025
Source type: reputable industry publication
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · organization participation
CityNews reports that North Vector will partner with DRDC to design and test propulsion concepts for vehicles capable of travelling above Mach 5 under a C$4.2M federal contract.
Supports: DRDC Hypersonic Propulsion Research Contract · canonical program
CityNews reports that North Vector will partner with DRDC to design and test propulsion concepts for vehicles capable of travelling above Mach 5 under a C$4.2M federal contract.
Department of National Defence · Jul 29, 2025
Source type: innovation program
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program name as: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program summary as: The IDEaS challenge funded counter-UAS concept development and an additional development stage before possible testing, without committing to operational procurement.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program program Type as: Defence innovation concept development
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program website Url as: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/programs/defence-ideas/element/sandboxes/challenge/counter-uncrewed-aerial-systems-concept-development.html
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Department of National Defence records Agile Electromagnetics program operator Name as: Department of National Defence
Open Government Canada · Oct 4, 2024
Source type: award or contract
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Open Government Canada records Agile Electromagnetics program program Type as: Defence innovation concept development
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Open Government Canada records Agile Electromagnetics program summary as: The IDEaS challenge funded counter-UAS concept development and an additional development stage before possible testing, without committing to operational procurement.
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Open Government Canada records Agile Electromagnetics program website Url as: https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/programs/defence-ideas/element/sandboxes/challenge/counter-uncrewed-aerial-systems-concept-development.html
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Open Government Canada records Agile Electromagnetics program operator Name as: Department of National Defence
Supports: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development · canonical program
Open Government Canada records Agile Electromagnetics program name as: IDEaS Counter-UAS Concept Development
