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Safran Defense & Space, Inc.
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2024
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Safran Defense & Space, Inc. (Safran DSI) is the U.S. subsidiary of French aerospace group Safran S.A. (Euronext Paris: SAF), formally established in May 2024 by consolidating Safran Federal Systems, Safran Trusted 4D, Optics 1, Inc., and other U.S. entities under a single corporate structure headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. The company supplies defense and aerospace subsystems across five business units — EO/IR & Laser Systems, Fluid/Fuel/Oxygen Systems, Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence, Power & Propulsion, and Space Solutions — to the U.S. Department of Defense (Army, Navy), defense prime contractors (Bell Textron, Raytheon, Moog, Lockheed Martin), federal space and R&D agencies (DARPA), and a growing roster of commercial space customers (AstroForge, Loft Orbital). Core technologies include the proprietary HRG Dual Core inertial navigation platform (40,000+ units fielded, 30+ million operational hours), the Blacknaute™ M-Code-ready INS for GPS-denied operations, Hall-effect plasma thrusters (EPS®X00, EPS®1350, EPS®5000) for satellite propulsion, multi-spectral EO/IR imagers and dismounted-soldier targeting systems, and modular flight-test instrumentation (microMA, HEIM, CORTEX) paired with edge-AI and geospatial-AI analytics via the parent group's Safran.AI (formerly Preligens) and the in-house Advanced Cognitive Engine.

Revenue is generated primarily through firm-fixed-price and IDIQ government contracts and direct sales to defense primes, with hardware sales of navigation, propulsion, telemetry, and EO/IR subsystems as the dominant model. The company pursues a sales-led enterprise field-sales motion, capturing program-of-record awards such as a $47M U.S. Navy IDIQ telemetry contract, Bell Textron flight-test content on the U.S. Army FLRAA program, and Raytheon timing content on LTAMDS. Distribution is overwhelmingly direct to U.S. government and Tier-1 primes, with global commercial space supply as a secondary channel; marketing relies on defense industry trade shows (Eurosatory, Paris Air Show, Space Symposium, AUSA) and direct customer engagement. The company maintains AS9100-certified manufacturing and service operations across at least 11 U.S. states and a 28,000 sq ft Parker, Colorado Space Factory scaled to produce up to 200 PPS®X00 thrusters annually.

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Safran Defense & Space, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of Safran S.A., supplying EO/IR targeting, inertial navigation, satellite propulsion, and flight-test telemetry subsystems to the U.S. Department of Defense, defense prime contractors (Bell Textron, Raytheon, Moog), and select commercial space customers.

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Operating
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251–500
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HeadquartersArlington, United States
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Arlington
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices11 records

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defense electronics, satellite propulsion, inertial navigation systems, flight test telemetry, electro-optical infrared systems
Industry4 codes
1Spacecraft & Satellites (Civil/Commercial)
CodeIMABACABPrimaryYes
2Space Payloads & Instruments (Sensors, Comms, EO/IR)
CodeIMABACADPrimaryNo
3Spacecraft Propulsion (In-Space) & Thrusters
CodeIMABACAEPrimaryNo
4Military Avionics, Mission Computers & Flight Controls
CodeIMABAMAEPrimaryNo
NAICS code7 codes
  • Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing336419
  • Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing336414
  • Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing334511
  • Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing336415
  • Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing33641
  • Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing336413
  • Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing3364
SIC code5 codes
  • Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts3760
  • Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys3812
  • Aircraft3721
  • Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment, Nec3728
  • Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control3823
Product category
Defense Electronics and Aerospace Systems
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Revenue model3 records
1Defense Hardware and Systems
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of defense systems including EO/IR systems, satellite propulsion, navigation systems, and testing/telemetry equipment to U.S. military and defense contractors

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2Aerospace Testing and Telemetry Services
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Flight test instrumentation, telemetry solutions, and mission data management systems for aerospace platforms including aircraft, missiles, and space launchers

safran-dsi.com
3Space Solutions
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Satellite propulsion systems, onboard communications equipment, optics, and space/ground domain awareness solutions for government and commercial customers

safran-dsi.com
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1Enertec
Description

Airborne mission data management systems including ruggedized video and data recorders, mission data servers, and crash-survivable audio/video recorders

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Safran Defense & Space, Inc. designs, manufactures, and supplies defense and aerospace technologies across six solution lines: EO/IR & Laser Systems (targeting, surveillance, dismounted soldier optronics), Fluid/Fuel/Oxygen Systems, Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence (assured PNT and inertial navigation), Power & Propulsion (helicopter engines and electric propulsion), Space Solutions (Hall-effect satellite propulsion, onboard radios, space optics, ground station antennas, space surveillance), and Testing & Ground Evaluation (flight test instrumentation and telemetry). The company primarily serves U.S. Department of Defense agencies, defense prime contractors, and commercial space customers through direct government contracts and OEM supply relationships.

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  • Drift of less than 0.4 nautical miles per hour for Blacknaute INS over several hours of flight testing
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Safran Defense & Space, Inc. (Safran DSI) is a U.S. subsidiary providing defense and aerospace technology solutions across multiple interconnected business units. The portfolio includes: EO/IR & Laser Systems for dismounted soldiers and platforms (COIL, CTAM, ECOSI, ECOTI2, HRTV, ICUGR, MOSKITO TI, PAVAM-MS, SLAM-D, STALKER, STERNA, SURF, TAD, PASEO, ARTIS 410, LRF modules); Fluid, Fuel & Oxygen Systems for military/aerospace platforms; Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence including Assured PNT and Blacknaute™ INS; Power & Propulsion for helicopters; Space Solutions encompassing satellite propulsion (EPS®X00, EPS®1350, EPS®5000), onboard radios, space optics (SEEING™ 130 Wide, SEEING™ 230 Ident), ground systems (ORION, VISION, IRIS, ARES, LEGION antennas, CORTEX modems), and WeTrack® space domain awareness; and Testing & Telemetry for flight test instrumentation, mission equipment (VS1410, NS1310, B.SAFE), and ground systems. The company operates as a platform-plus-modules architecture serving defense and aerospace customers with hardware-based solutions.

Product and service40 records
1COIL - Compact Ocular Interrupter Laser
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Long-range visible laser illuminator used to warn/hail and suppress potential threats, combining high-power VLI, wide-angle LRFs, low-light camera, and OLED display for dismounted soldier operations.

2CTAM - Coded Target Acquisition Marker
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Rail-mounted multi-function laser system combining coded marker for acquisition, aiming lasers, NIR pointer, and adjustable beam divergence illuminator for dismounted soldiers.

3ECOSI - Enhanced Clip-On SWIR Imager
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Multi-function device overlaying SWIR image onto NVD image to identify out-of-band SWIR aim lasers, pointers, beacons, and designators during day/night dismounted operations.

4ECOTI2 - Enhanced Clip-On Thermal Imager 2
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Clip-on thermal imager providing heads-up display with navigation, route execution, and real-time geo-referenced XML-based augmented reality for night vision devices.

5HRTV - High Resolution Thermal Viewer
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Lightweight multifunctional long-range reconnaissance, surveillance, and targeting system integrating cooled thermal, color day, and low-light level channels.

6ICUGR - Integrated Compact Ultralight Gun-Mounted Rangefinder
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Multi-function laser system integrating aiming, illumination, and range finding for snipers and marksmen, with Applied Ballistics integration.

7MOSKITO TI
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Lightweight handheld day/night target acquisition, surveillance, and reconnaissance device with C4I capabilities, RS-232 and USB interfaces.

8PAVAM-MS - Precision Azimuth Vertical Angle Module
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Digital mortar aiming solution providing precision attitude and heading for mortar systems, even in GPS-denied environments.

9SLAM-D - Small Lightweight Acquisition Marker Designator
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Tripod-mountable high-power designator with NIR pointer, see-spot observation device, and PRF code counting for close air support operations.

10STALKER
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Lightweight handheld day/night target acquisition and reconnaissance device with integrated SAASM GPS for locating targets in adverse weather.

11STERNA - Non-Magnetic Based Target Acquisition System
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

24-hour True North capable target acquisition system operating in GNSS-denied and magnetically disturbed environments, supporting multi-mission dismounted requirements.

12SURF - Small Ultralight Rangefinder
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

MIL-SPEC eye-safe laser rangefinder with ergonomic form factor for snipers, spotters, and marksmen.

13TAD - Thermal Augmentation Device
CategoryDismounted Soldier EO/IR Solution
Description

Thermal sensor attachment for existing NVDs providing long-wave infrared capability with rugged construction for harsh environments.

14PASEO
CategoryPlatform EO/IR Solution
Description

Long-range panoramic surveillance and targeting sight for armored vehicles, providing fire-on-the-move capability with high first-round hit probability for IFV and MBT applications.

15ARTIS 410
CategoryPlatform EO/IR Solution
Description

Next-generation multispectral stabilized sight system with ultra-long range observation and precision targeting capabilities for airborne reconnaissance.

16LRF 3019 / LRF 6019 Laser Rangefinders
CategoryOEM EO/IR Module
Description

Compact and versatile 8 km fiber laser rangefinder modules for weapon-mounted and surveillance reconnaissance system integration by OEMs.

17Fluid, Fuel & Oxygen Systems
CategoryAerospace Fluid Systems
Description

Advanced fluid, fuel, and oxygen systems for U.S. military and aerospace platforms supporting aircrews, passengers, and medical applications on aircraft.

18Assured PNT - Positioning, Navigation & Timing
CategoryNavigation and PNT
Description

Secure, precise, and resilient navigation solutions including GPS/GNSS-denied navigation, inertial navigation systems, M-Code GNSS, and atomic clock-based timing for contested environments.

19Blacknaute Inertial Navigation System
CategoryNavigation and PNT
Description

Inertial navigation system featuring HRG Dual Core technology with drift under 0.4 nautical miles per hour, M-Code ready GNSS receiver, and ultra-stable atomic clock with drift under one second per 30,000 years.

20Power and Propulsion Systems
CategoryPower and Propulsion
Description

Advanced power and propulsion solutions including turboshaft engines for helicopters, electric and power systems for hybrid-electric propulsion, and auxiliary power units for defense and aerospace platforms.

21EPS X00 Hall-Thruster Satellite Propulsion
CategorySpace Propulsion
Description

1 kW class compact Hall-effect plasma thruster engineered for high-volume manufacturing, standardized production, and reduced lead times for LEO satellite constellations.

22EPS 1350 Electric Propulsion System
CategorySpace Propulsion
Description

Electric propulsion system for orbital transfer, station keeping, and deorbiting satellites, with proven flight heritage on ESA's Smart-1 lunar probe mission.

23EPS 5000 Hall-Thruster Satellite Propulsion
CategorySpace Propulsion
Description

Hall-effect thruster designed for all-electric satellites with operating lifespan of approximately 20,000 hours, handling orbital positioning and station-keeping duties.

24Onboard Space Radios for Nano/Cube and Mini/Micro Satellites
CategorySpace Communications
Description

Onboard radios for small satellite platforms including N-CUBE GNSS transceiver, X-LITE X-Band transmitter, N-SPHERE GNSS receiver, N-XONOS, N-KaLLISTO Ka-Band, N-STAR S/S-Band, XONOS, STAR, KapCOM, and Kallisto HDR.

25SEEING 130 Wide Space Optical Imager
CategorySpace Optics
Description

High-resolution optical imager with 10 Mpixels sensor, 35mm full frame format, 6.3° x 4.3° FOV, ultra-low SWaP design for LEO Earth observation.

26SEEING 230 Ident Space Optical Imager
CategorySpace Optics
Description

High-resolution 65 Mpixels optical imager with 230mm aperture, 1.03m GSD at 500km orbit, ZERODUR-based ultra-low SWaP design for small satellites.

27ORION Large S/X/Ka Space Antenna
CategorySpace Ground Systems
Description

Large tri-band S/X/Ka antenna for space agencies, Earth observation, scientific missions, and deep space applications.

28VISION S/X/Ka Medium-Size Space Antenna
CategorySpace Ground Systems
Description

Medium-size S/X/Ka antenna for Earth observation satellite communications, with first U.S.-built unit delivered in January 2025.

29IRIS Optical Ground Station
CategorySpace Ground Systems
Description

Optical ground station for space laser communications supporting LEO, GEO, and probes with Cortex Lasercom modem for high data rate bi-directional communications.

30ARES Mobile Tracking Antenna
CategorySpace Ground Systems
Description

Mobile tracking antenna for field operations, surveillance, reconnaissance, and satellite tracking.

31LEGION S/X/Ka Small-Size Space Antenna
CategorySpace Ground Systems
Description

Small-size S/X/Ka antenna for Earth observation and satellite constellation communications.

32CORTEX Modem Family (CRT, CRT eXplorer, HDR, LASERCOM, NuRoN)
CategorySpace Ground Systems
Description

CORTEX family of TT&C, high-data-rate, optical digital, and virtualized software modems for satellite command, control, and communications including deep space applications.

33WeTrack Space & Ground Awareness Service
CategorySpace Domain Awareness
Description

Autonomous network of RF sensors for precise orbital positioning with high data update rates, providing 24/7/365 space surveillance and satellite orbit tracking as a service.

34Flight Test Instrumentation and Telemetry Solutions
CategoryFlight Test Instrumentation
Description

End-to-end solutions for flight test instrumentation including data acquisition units, onboard recording, RF transmission/receiving, and ground telemetry stations for fixed/rotary wing aircraft, UAS, eVTOL, missiles, and space launchers.

35Mobile Telemetry Rack
CategoryFlight Test Instrumentation
Description

Portable telemetry checkout system integrating RTR-X4 receiver and GMDR recorder for receiving, demodulation, recording, processing, and displaying telemetry data.

36CORTEX MCTM Multi-Channel Telemetry Modulator
CategoryFlight Test Instrumentation
Description

RF simulator modulator with compact 1U design generating IRIG-compliant telemetry at RF level with dual RF outputs for channel simulation.

37microMA Wireless Micro Modular Data Acquisition
CategoryFlight Test Instrumentation
Description

Ultra-compact cylindrical wireless data acquisition unit with battery power and wireless connectivity for non-intrusive installation in aircraft.

38CORTEX BSS Best Source Selector
CategoryFlight Test Instrumentation
Description

Real-time telemetry source selection system that automatically chooses the optimal telemetry stream from up to 16+ sources using signal quality metrics.

39ENERTEC Operational Aircraft Mission Equipment
CategoryAirborne Mission Data Management
Description

ENERTEC-branded systems including ruggedized video/data recorders (VS1410), mission data servers (NS1310), crash-survivable A/V recorders (B.SAFE), ruggedized Ethernet switches (ES9910), and ground tools (RMM Manager & eZ Viewer) for mission-critical airborne operations.

40Missiles & Hypersonic Vehicles Flight Test Instrumentation
CategoryFlight Test Instrumentation
Description

End-to-end flight test instrumentation and telemetry architecture for missiles and hypersonic vehicles, providing unified architecture eliminating multi-vendor integration challenges.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership8 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-15
Description

Safran DSI delivered a 53-foot advanced mobile telemetry trailer to Bell Textron, marking Bell's third telemetry trailer and first new trailer in over 20 years. Also provides flight testing solutions and antennas for Bell's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program under a comprehensive contract.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-09
Description

Safran DSI partnered with Colorado Space Institute to strengthen the U.S. space workforce through education and training initiatives.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-13
Description

Safran Federal Systems provides advanced timing solutions for Raytheon's LTAMDS (Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor) program for the U.S. Army. The program has entered production and deployment phase to detect and defeat hypersonic weapons and UAVs.

4DARPA
Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-02
Description

Safran Federal Systems selected by DARPA for Robust Quantum Sensor development, advancing next-generation quantum sensing technologies.

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Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-09-04
Description

Safran DSI acquired Attollo Engineering to expand sensing capabilities, strengthening the company's optronics and sensor portfolio for defense applications.

Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-08-11
Description

Safran DSI to supply electric propulsion systems for AstroForge's upcoming Vestri asteroid mission, supporting commercial deep space exploration.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-08-01
Description

Safran Federal Systems selected by Moog for the Hercules Avionics Suite, providing navigation and PNT solutions for the aircraft platform.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Safran DSI awarded a $47 million firm-fixed-price IDIQ contract by the US Navy for telemetry and testing solutions.

Recent move9 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

L3Harris is a direct peer across defense electronics, EO/IR sensors, navigation, and space systems. Both companies serve U.S. DoD and primes with overlapping capabilities in mission electronics, communications, and surveillance products.

TypeDirect peer
Description

BAE Systems' Electronic Systems segment competes directly in EO/IR sensors, navigation, PNT, and electronic warfare subsystems for U.S. and allied defense customers, mirroring Safran DSI's EO/IR and PNT portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Curtiss-Wright's Defense Solutions segment is a direct competitor in flight test instrumentation, telemetry, data acquisition, and ruggedized mission electronics — closely aligned with Safran DSI's Testing & Telemetry and Enertec product lines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Moog competes with Safran DSI on precision motion control, navigation/PNT subsystems, and avionics integration (e.g., Hercules Avionics Suite where Moog is the integrator and Safran Federal Systems is a supplier). Comparable defense/aerospace subsystem supplier profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Ball Aerospace is a direct peer in space optical imagers, spacecraft payloads, and satellite ground systems. Both companies serve U.S. government space programs with comparable EO/space instrument and ground antenna capabilities.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Leonardo DRS competes in defense electronics, EO/IR sensors, and avionics subsystems for U.S. military programs. Similar mid-tier defense electronics supplier positioning with comparable customer base across U.S. Army and DoD.

TypeDirect peer
Description

General Dynamics Mission Systems is a direct peer in space electronics, PNT, and tactical communications. Chris Keeler (now Safran DSI Space Solutions President) joined from this business, illustrating the close talent and capability overlap.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Honeywell is a broad incumbent in inertial navigation, PNT, flight management systems, and helicopter engines — overlapping with Safran DSI's Blacknaute INS and helicopter propulsion lines, though at significantly larger scale and broader portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Northrop Grumman is a broad incumbent across space systems, navigation, EO/IR, and defense electronics. Several Safran DSI Space Solutions leaders came from Northrop, indicating significant capability overlap across space payloads, propulsion integration, and mission systems.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Kratos competes in unmanned systems, space, and tactical defense electronics with growing propulsion and satellite communications offerings. Positioned as an emerging player overlapping with Safran DSI's space and tactical product lines but with less breadth.

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Safran Defense and Space

Defense Electronics and Aerospace Systemssafran-dsi.com

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of Safran S.A., supplying EO/IR targeting, inertial navigation, satellite propulsion, and flight-test telemetry subsystems to the U.S. Department of Defense, defense prime contractors (Bell Textron, Raytheon, Moog), and select commercial space customers.

What Safran Defense and Space does

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. (Safran DSI) is the U.S. subsidiary of French aerospace group Safran S.A. (Euronext Paris: SAF), formally established in May 2024 by consolidating Safran Federal Systems, Safran Trusted 4D, Optics 1, Inc., and other U.S. entities under a single corporate structure headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. The company supplies defense and aerospace subsystems across five business units — EO/IR & Laser Systems, Fluid/Fuel/Oxygen Systems, Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence, Power & Propulsion, and Space Solutions — to the U.S. Department of Defense (Army, Navy), defense prime contractors (Bell Textron, Raytheon, Moog, Lockheed Martin), federal space and R&D agencies (DARPA), and a growing roster of commercial space customers (AstroForge, Loft Orbital). Core technologies include the proprietary HRG Dual Core inertial navigation platform (40,000+ units fielded, 30+ million operational hours), the Blacknaute™ M-Code-ready INS for GPS-denied operations, Hall-effect plasma thrusters (EPS®X00, EPS®1350, EPS®5000) for satellite propulsion, multi-spectral EO/IR imagers and dismounted-soldier targeting systems, and modular flight-test instrumentation (microMA, HEIM, CORTEX) paired with edge-AI and geospatial-AI analytics via the parent group's Safran.AI (formerly Preligens) and the in-house Advanced Cognitive Engine.

Revenue is generated primarily through firm-fixed-price and IDIQ government contracts and direct sales to defense primes, with hardware sales of navigation, propulsion, telemetry, and EO/IR subsystems as the dominant model. The company pursues a sales-led enterprise field-sales motion, capturing program-of-record awards such as a $47M U.S. Navy IDIQ telemetry contract, Bell Textron flight-test content on the U.S. Army FLRAA program, and Raytheon timing content on LTAMDS. Distribution is overwhelmingly direct to U.S. government and Tier-1 primes, with global commercial space supply as a secondary channel; marketing relies on defense industry trade shows (Eurosatory, Paris Air Show, Space Symposium, AUSA) and direct customer engagement. The company maintains AS9100-certified manufacturing and service operations across at least 11 U.S. states and a 28,000 sq ft Parker, Colorado Space Factory scaled to produce up to 200 PPS®X00 thrusters annually.

Safran Defense and Space firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Safran Defense and Space
Legal name
Safran Defense & Space, Inc.
Website
https://safran-dsi.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2024
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Safran Defense & Space, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of Safran S.A., supplying EO/IR targeting, inertial navigation, satellite propulsion, and flight-test telemetry subsystems to the U.S. Department of Defense, defense prime contractors (Bell Textron, Raytheon, Moog), and select commercial space customers.
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Safran Defense and Space industry classification

Industry
Product category
Defense Electronics and Aerospace Systems
NAICS
Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (336419), Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (336414), Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (334511), Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Propulsion Unit and Propulsion Unit Parts Manufacturing (336415), Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (33641), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (336413), Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (3364)
SIC
Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts (3760), Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys (3812), Aircraft (3721), Aircraft Parts & Auxiliary Equipment, Nec (3728), Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823)
akta.pro primary industry
Spacecraft & Satellites (Civil/Commercial) (IMABACAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Space Payloads & Instruments (Sensors, Comms, EO/IR) (IMABACAD), Spacecraft Propulsion (In-Space) & Thrusters (IMABACAE), Military Avionics, Mission Computers & Flight Controls (IMABAMAE)

Keywords

  • Defense electronics
  • Satellite propulsion
  • Inertial navigation systems
  • Flight test telemetry
  • Electro-optical infrared systems

Where Safran Defense and Space is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Arlington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices11 records

Markets served

Safran Defense and Space business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Defense Hardware and Systems: Sale of defense systems including EO/IR systems, satellite propulsion, navigation systems, and testing/telemetry equipment to U.S. military and defense contractors
  2. Aerospace Testing and Telemetry Services: Flight test instrumentation, telemetry solutions, and mission data management systems for aerospace platforms including aircraft, missiles, and space launchers
  3. Space Solutions: Satellite propulsion systems, onboard communications equipment, optics, and space/ground domain awareness solutions for government and commercial customers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Safran Defense and Space product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. designs, manufactures, and supplies defense and aerospace technologies across six solution lines: EO/IR & Laser Systems (targeting, surveillance, dismounted soldier optronics), Fluid/Fuel/Oxygen Systems, Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence (assured PNT and inertial navigation), Power & Propulsion (helicopter engines and electric propulsion), Space Solutions (Hall-effect satellite propulsion, onboard radios, space optics, ground station antennas, space surveillance), and Testing & Ground Evaluation (flight test instrumentation and telemetry). The company primarily serves U.S. Department of Defense agencies, defense prime contractors, and commercial space customers through direct government contracts and OEM supply relationships.

Product overview

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. (Safran DSI) is a U.S. subsidiary providing defense and aerospace technology solutions across multiple interconnected business units. The portfolio includes: EO/IR & Laser Systems for dismounted soldiers and platforms (COIL, CTAM, ECOSI, ECOTI2, HRTV, ICUGR, MOSKITO TI, PAVAM-MS, SLAM-D, STALKER, STERNA, SURF, TAD, PASEO, ARTIS 410, LRF modules); Fluid, Fuel & Oxygen Systems for military/aerospace platforms; Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence including Assured PNT and Blacknaute™ INS; Power & Propulsion for helicopters; Space Solutions encompassing satellite propulsion (EPS®X00, EPS®1350, EPS®5000), onboard radios, space optics (SEEING™ 130 Wide, SEEING™ 230 Ident), ground systems (ORION, VISION, IRIS, ARES, LEGION antennas, CORTEX modems), and WeTrack® space domain awareness; and Testing & Telemetry for flight test instrumentation, mission equipment (VS1410, NS1310, B.SAFE), and ground systems. The company operates as a platform-plus-modules architecture serving defense and aerospace customers with hardware-based solutions.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Enertec: Airborne mission data management systems including ruggedized video and data recorders, mission data servers, and crash-survivable audio/video recorders
  • Blacknaute
  • Safran Federal Systems
  • Safran.AI
  • GEO.AI
  • Cortex
  • microMA
  • HEIM
  • WeTrack
  • SPARTE
  • ORION
  • VISION
  • IRIS
  • LEGION
  • ARES
  • EPS
  • SEEING
  • PASEO
  • ARTIS
  • MOSKITO TI
  • STALKER
  • STERNA
  • ECOSI
  • ECOTI2
  • COIL
  • CTAM
  • HRTV
  • ICUGR
  • SLAM-D
  • PAVAM-MS
  • SURF
  • TAD
  • CAR
  • TM Maestro
  • Attollo Engineering

Products and services

  • COIL - Compact Ocular Interrupter Laser Long-range visible laser illuminator used to warn/hail and suppress potential threats, combining high-power VLI, wide-angle LRFs, low-light camera, and OLED display for dismounted soldier operations.
  • CTAM - Coded Target Acquisition Marker Rail-mounted multi-function laser system combining coded marker for acquisition, aiming lasers, NIR pointer, and adjustable beam divergence illuminator for dismounted soldiers.
  • ECOSI - Enhanced Clip-On SWIR Imager Multi-function device overlaying SWIR image onto NVD image to identify out-of-band SWIR aim lasers, pointers, beacons, and designators during day/night dismounted operations.
  • ECOTI2 - Enhanced Clip-On Thermal Imager 2 Clip-on thermal imager providing heads-up display with navigation, route execution, and real-time geo-referenced XML-based augmented reality for night vision devices.
  • HRTV - High Resolution Thermal Viewer Lightweight multifunctional long-range reconnaissance, surveillance, and targeting system integrating cooled thermal, color day, and low-light level channels.
  • ICUGR - Integrated Compact Ultralight Gun-Mounted Rangefinder Multi-function laser system integrating aiming, illumination, and range finding for snipers and marksmen, with Applied Ballistics integration.
  • MOSKITO TI Lightweight handheld day/night target acquisition, surveillance, and reconnaissance device with C4I capabilities, RS-232 and USB interfaces.
  • PAVAM-MS - Precision Azimuth Vertical Angle Module Digital mortar aiming solution providing precision attitude and heading for mortar systems, even in GPS-denied environments.
  • SLAM-D - Small Lightweight Acquisition Marker Designator Tripod-mountable high-power designator with NIR pointer, see-spot observation device, and PRF code counting for close air support operations.
  • STALKER Lightweight handheld day/night target acquisition and reconnaissance device with integrated SAASM GPS for locating targets in adverse weather.
  • STERNA - Non-Magnetic Based Target Acquisition System 24-hour True North capable target acquisition system operating in GNSS-denied and magnetically disturbed environments, supporting multi-mission dismounted requirements.
  • SURF - Small Ultralight Rangefinder MIL-SPEC eye-safe laser rangefinder with ergonomic form factor for snipers, spotters, and marksmen.
  • TAD - Thermal Augmentation Device Thermal sensor attachment for existing NVDs providing long-wave infrared capability with rugged construction for harsh environments.
  • PASEO Long-range panoramic surveillance and targeting sight for armored vehicles, providing fire-on-the-move capability with high first-round hit probability for IFV and MBT applications.
  • ARTIS 410 Next-generation multispectral stabilized sight system with ultra-long range observation and precision targeting capabilities for airborne reconnaissance.
  • LRF 3019 / LRF 6019 Laser Rangefinders Compact and versatile 8 km fiber laser rangefinder modules for weapon-mounted and surveillance reconnaissance system integration by OEMs.
  • Fluid, Fuel & Oxygen Systems Advanced fluid, fuel, and oxygen systems for U.S. military and aerospace platforms supporting aircrews, passengers, and medical applications on aircraft.
  • Assured PNT - Positioning, Navigation & Timing Secure, precise, and resilient navigation solutions including GPS/GNSS-denied navigation, inertial navigation systems, M-Code GNSS, and atomic clock-based timing for contested environments.
  • Blacknaute Inertial Navigation System Inertial navigation system featuring HRG Dual Core technology with drift under 0.4 nautical miles per hour, M-Code ready GNSS receiver, and ultra-stable atomic clock with drift under one second per 30,000 years.
  • Power and Propulsion Systems Advanced power and propulsion solutions including turboshaft engines for helicopters, electric and power systems for hybrid-electric propulsion, and auxiliary power units for defense and aerospace platforms.
  • EPS X00 Hall-Thruster Satellite Propulsion 1 kW class compact Hall-effect plasma thruster engineered for high-volume manufacturing, standardized production, and reduced lead times for LEO satellite constellations.
  • EPS 1350 Electric Propulsion System Electric propulsion system for orbital transfer, station keeping, and deorbiting satellites, with proven flight heritage on ESA's Smart-1 lunar probe mission.
  • EPS 5000 Hall-Thruster Satellite Propulsion Hall-effect thruster designed for all-electric satellites with operating lifespan of approximately 20,000 hours, handling orbital positioning and station-keeping duties.
  • Onboard Space Radios for Nano/Cube and Mini/Micro Satellites Onboard radios for small satellite platforms including N-CUBE GNSS transceiver, X-LITE X-Band transmitter, N-SPHERE GNSS receiver, N-XONOS, N-KaLLISTO Ka-Band, N-STAR S/S-Band, XONOS, STAR, KapCOM, and Kallisto HDR.
  • SEEING 130 Wide Space Optical Imager High-resolution optical imager with 10 Mpixels sensor, 35mm full frame format, 6.3° x 4.3° FOV, ultra-low SWaP design for LEO Earth observation.
  • SEEING 230 Ident Space Optical Imager High-resolution 65 Mpixels optical imager with 230mm aperture, 1.03m GSD at 500km orbit, ZERODUR-based ultra-low SWaP design for small satellites.
  • ORION Large S/X/Ka Space Antenna Large tri-band S/X/Ka antenna for space agencies, Earth observation, scientific missions, and deep space applications.
  • VISION S/X/Ka Medium-Size Space Antenna Medium-size S/X/Ka antenna for Earth observation satellite communications, with first U.S.-built unit delivered in January 2025.
  • IRIS Optical Ground Station Optical ground station for space laser communications supporting LEO, GEO, and probes with Cortex Lasercom modem for high data rate bi-directional communications.
  • ARES Mobile Tracking Antenna Mobile tracking antenna for field operations, surveillance, reconnaissance, and satellite tracking.
  • LEGION S/X/Ka Small-Size Space Antenna Small-size S/X/Ka antenna for Earth observation and satellite constellation communications.
  • CORTEX Modem Family (CRT, CRT eXplorer, HDR, LASERCOM, NuRoN) CORTEX family of TT&C, high-data-rate, optical digital, and virtualized software modems for satellite command, control, and communications including deep space applications.
  • WeTrack Space & Ground Awareness Service Autonomous network of RF sensors for precise orbital positioning with high data update rates, providing 24/7/365 space surveillance and satellite orbit tracking as a service.
  • Flight Test Instrumentation and Telemetry Solutions End-to-end solutions for flight test instrumentation including data acquisition units, onboard recording, RF transmission/receiving, and ground telemetry stations for fixed/rotary wing aircraft, UAS, eVTOL, missiles, and space launchers.
  • Mobile Telemetry Rack Portable telemetry checkout system integrating RTR-X4 receiver and GMDR recorder for receiving, demodulation, recording, processing, and displaying telemetry data.
  • CORTEX MCTM Multi-Channel Telemetry Modulator RF simulator modulator with compact 1U design generating IRIG-compliant telemetry at RF level with dual RF outputs for channel simulation.
  • microMA Wireless Micro Modular Data Acquisition Ultra-compact cylindrical wireless data acquisition unit with battery power and wireless connectivity for non-intrusive installation in aircraft.
  • CORTEX BSS Best Source Selector Real-time telemetry source selection system that automatically chooses the optimal telemetry stream from up to 16+ sources using signal quality metrics.
  • ENERTEC Operational Aircraft Mission Equipment ENERTEC-branded systems including ruggedized video/data recorders (VS1410), mission data servers (NS1310), crash-survivable A/V recorders (B.SAFE), ruggedized Ethernet switches (ES9910), and ground tools (RMM Manager & eZ Viewer) for mission-critical airborne operations.
  • Missiles & Hypersonic Vehicles Flight Test Instrumentation End-to-end flight test instrumentation and telemetry architecture for missiles and hypersonic vehicles, providing unified architecture eliminating multi-vendor integration challenges.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Drift of less than 0.4 nautical miles per hour for Blacknaute INS over several hours of flight testing
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Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core, minor and strategic.

  • Bell TextroncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 April 2026Safran DSI delivered a 53-foot advanced mobile telemetry trailer to Bell Textron, marking Bell's third telemetry trailer and first new trailer in over 20 years. Also provides flight testing solutions and antennas for Bell's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program under a comprehensive contract.
  • Colorado Space InstituteminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 February 2026Safran DSI partnered with Colorado Space Institute to strengthen the U.S. space workforce through education and training initiatives.
  • RaytheoncoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 October 2025Safran Federal Systems provides advanced timing solutions for Raytheon's LTAMDS (Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor) program for the U.S. Army. The program has entered production and deployment phase to detect and defeat hypersonic weapons and UAVs.
  • DARPAstrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 October 2025Safran Federal Systems selected by DARPA for Robust Quantum Sensor development, advancing next-generation quantum sensing technologies.
  • Attollo EngineeringstrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 September 2025Safran DSI acquired Attollo Engineering to expand sensing capabilities, strengthening the company's optronics and sensor portfolio for defense applications.
  • AstroForgestrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 August 2025Safran DSI to supply electric propulsion systems for AstroForge's upcoming Vestri asteroid mission, supporting commercial deep space exploration.
  • MoogcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 August 2025Safran Federal Systems selected by Moog for the Hercules Avionics Suite, providing navigation and PNT solutions for the aircraft platform.
  • U.S. NavycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSafran DSI awarded a $47 million firm-fixed-price IDIQ contract by the US Navy for telemetry and testing solutions.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Safran Defense and Space competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • L3Harris Technologies: L3Harris is a direct peer across defense electronics, EO/IR sensors, navigation, and space systems. Both companies serve U.S. DoD and primes with overlapping capabilities in mission electronics, communications, and surveillance products.
  • BAE Systems: BAE Systems' Electronic Systems segment competes directly in EO/IR sensors, navigation, PNT, and electronic warfare subsystems for U.S. and allied defense customers, mirroring Safran DSI's EO/IR and PNT portfolio.
  • Curtiss-Wright Corporation: Curtiss-Wright's Defense Solutions segment is a direct competitor in flight test instrumentation, telemetry, data acquisition, and ruggedized mission electronics — closely aligned with Safran DSI's Testing & Telemetry and Enertec product lines.
  • Moog Inc. Moog competes with Safran DSI on precision motion control, navigation/PNT subsystems, and avionics integration (e.g., Hercules Avionics Suite where Moog is the integrator and Safran Federal Systems is a supplier). Comparable defense/aerospace subsystem supplier profile.
  • Ball Aerospace: Ball Aerospace is a direct peer in space optical imagers, spacecraft payloads, and satellite ground systems. Both companies serve U.S. government space programs with comparable EO/space instrument and ground antenna capabilities.
  • Leonardo DRS: Leonardo DRS competes in defense electronics, EO/IR sensors, and avionics subsystems for U.S. military programs. Similar mid-tier defense electronics supplier positioning with comparable customer base across U.S. Army and DoD.
  • General Dynamics Mission Systems: General Dynamics Mission Systems is a direct peer in space electronics, PNT, and tactical communications. Chris Keeler (now Safran DSI Space Solutions President) joined from this business, illustrating the close talent and capability overlap.

Broad incumbents

  • Honeywell Aerospace: Honeywell is a broad incumbent in inertial navigation, PNT, flight management systems, and helicopter engines — overlapping with Safran DSI's Blacknaute INS and helicopter propulsion lines, though at significantly larger scale and broader portfolio.
  • Northrop Grumman: Northrop Grumman is a broad incumbent across space systems, navigation, EO/IR, and defense electronics. Several Safran DSI Space Solutions leaders came from Northrop, indicating significant capability overlap across space payloads, propulsion integration, and mission systems.

Emerging players

  • Kratos Defense & Security Solutions: Kratos competes in unmanned systems, space, and tactical defense electronics with growing propulsion and satellite communications offerings. Positioned as an emerging player overlapping with Safran DSI's space and tactical product lines but with less breadth.

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Frequently asked questions about Safran Defense and Space

What does Safran Defense and Space do?

Safran Defense & Space, Inc. designs, manufactures, and supplies defense and aerospace technologies across six solution lines: EO/IR & Laser Systems (targeting, surveillance, dismounted soldier optronics), Fluid/Fuel/Oxygen Systems, Navigation & Geospatial Intelligence (assured PNT and inertial navigation), Power & Propulsion (helicopter engines and electric propulsion), Space Solutions (Hall-effect satellite propulsion, onboard radios, space optics, ground station antennas, space surveillance), and Testing & Ground Evaluation (flight test instrumentation and telemetry). The company primarily serves U.S. Department of Defense agencies, defense prime contractors, and commercial space customers through direct government contracts and OEM supply relationships.

Is Safran Defense and Space a public or private company?

Safran Defense and Space is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Safran Defense and Space founded?

Safran Defense and Space was founded in 2024. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Safran Defense and Space based?

Safran Defense and Space is headquartered in Arlington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Safran Defense and Space make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Defense Hardware and Systems are the primary driver. The others are aerospace Testing and Telemetry Services and space Solutions.

Who are Safran Defense and Space's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are L3Harris Technologies, BAE Systems, Curtiss-Wright Corporation, Moog Inc., Ball Aerospace, Leonardo DRS and General Dynamics Mission Systems. Broad incumbents are Honeywell Aerospace and Northrop Grumman. Kratos Defense & Security Solutions is listed as an emerging player.

Does Safran Defense and Space have an API?

No public API is recorded for Safran Defense and Space.

What industry is Safran Defense and Space in?

Safran Defense and Space's product category is Defense Electronics and Aerospace Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABACAB, Spacecraft & Satellites (Civil/Commercial), with a secondary code of IMABACAD, Space Payloads & Instruments (Sensors, Comms, EO/IR). Its NAICS code is 336419 and its SIC code is 3760.

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