Corvid Technologies

Last night in Huntsville, Corvid was proud to host the Space Force Association chapter meeting at the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE). ASCTE showcased the school’s advanced engineering, mathematics, and cyber curriculum. Great things are happening at ASCTE. The future is bright for the next generation of engineers and cyber thought leaders. Corvid is honored to be a part of it.

Corvid Technologies pledged a 5-to-1 dollar match for employee donations to the organizations of their choice. Our fundraising initiative just delivered over $311,000 to 22 charities and non-profits across the country, making a positive impact in our communities. Thank you to the amazing Corvid team for their generosity and commitment to giving back, and to these incredible organizations making a difference everyday.

We had a busy week at Corvid headquarters. We capped it off with a visit from House Appropriations Chairman Tom Cole (R-OK) and our Chickasaw Nation Industries, Inc. partners to showcase our campus expansion in Mooresville including our production capabilities, and to highlight our hypersonics, warhead, and munitions programs. Thank you to Chairman Cole and staff for a memorable visit.

We are excited to announce a follow-on prime contract award valued at $268M for the Short/Medium Range Sub-Orbital Vehicle (SSOV) program. The effort will manufacture, deliver, and launch short and medium-range sub-orbital vehicles with Corvid providing engineering, design, hardware, and support services. The contract includes guided and three-stage vehicles that greatly enhance the Navy’s ability to deliver capability to the test community. Corvid is supported in this effort by key partners Kratos Defense and Security Solutions, NMSU Physical Sciences Lab, Invocon, Inc., and Secotec. https://lnkd.in/eCniMAGt

Pleased to sponsor the Space Force Association Rocket City Chapter meeting March 19, 2025 in Huntsville. Sign-ups are open: 🚀 https://lnkd.in/ewD_EyEf 🚀 We can't wait to you there!

Soldiers will soon be scoring touchdowns with the new football shaped autonomous weapon “PSK” from XDOWN INC. and Corvid. https://lnkd.in/eEpQwT8M

We were thrilled to host U.S. Senator Ted Budd (R-NC) for a visit to Corvid headquarters in Mooresville, showcasing the expansion of our North Carolina campus with the building of a state-of-the-art manufacturing, assembly, and test facility. Our President and CEO David Robinson toured Senator Budd through the new 205,000 sq. ft. space, which is in the final phases of construction with plans to open in June 2025. Thanks to the support from Senator Budd and other fantastic leaders like him at the federal, state, and local levels, Corvid continues to expand its operations and capabilities as well as the aerospace and defense industry footprint in North Carolina.

Raytheon and Ursa Major recently announced the successful missile flight test of their affordable, long-range solid rocket motor, marking a significant milestone in advancing the U.S. Army’s precision-guided munitions. Corvid played a key role in this program, supporting Ursa Major with thermal and structural analysis of the rocket motor, as well as designing and fabricating the test stand for one of the shots. Additionally, Corvid assisted Raytheon with the design, analysis, and fabrication of truck modifications, the truck’s launch platform, and launch pods. Leading up to and throughout the test event, Corvid also provided instrumentation planning and execution support. We’re proud to contribute to this important initiative, collaborating with Raytheon and Ursa Major to address the U.S. Army’s need for cost-effective precision-guided munitions.

The Missile Defense Agency has selected the Northrop Grumman team to continue developing the Glide Phase Interceptor (GPI) — an advanced defense system designed to counter hypersonic threats in their glide phase. Corvid’s Modeling and Simulation expertise in analyzing key factors of weapon system performance, combined with advanced High Performance Computing (HPC) capabilities, are integral to maximizing GPI’s mission effectiveness. Corvid is excited to continue collaborating with Northrop Grumman on this innovative counter-hypersonic solution.

We are excited to share that Corvid Technologies has made a donation of $100,000 to the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering, a premier high school dedicated to engineering integration. ASCTE is a public, commuter, and residential magnet school that is committed to shaping the innovators of tomorrow and serving students throughout Alabama. At Corvid Technologies, we believe in fostering a community centered on growth, innovation, and education. We are proud to partner with ASCTE to empower the next generation of students to thrive in their respective fields!