V2X Selected as Program Partner on DOD’s $25B ATSP5 Vehicle

V2X Wins Seat on DOD’s $25 Billion ATSP5 Vehicle

V2X Inc. is selected as a program partner on the Advanced Technology Support Program 5 (ATSP5), a $25 billion indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity vehicle administered by the Defense Microelectronics Activity under the Office of the Secretary of Defense. The award gives federal and state agencies streamlined access to V2X’s mission‑critical engineering and integration capabilities across embedded systems and network‑centric warfare platforms. ATSP5 covers system studies, prototyping, testing, integration and lifecycle technology support, enabling rapid acquisition and modernization efforts across the Department of Defense.

Scaling AI-Enabled Systems and Microelectronics Assurance

As an ATSP5 contractor, V2X is positioned to deliver scalable solutions that combine systems engineering, digital prototyping and automated test optimization with microelectronics supply‑chain assurance. The company emphasizes lifecycle extension and obsolescence mitigation for embedded systems while integrating AI and intelligent agents to improve system performance and autonomy. V2X’s capabilities address both traditional platform modernization and asymmetric challenges by enabling limited production runs and transition to scale under stringent security and sustainability requirements.

The selection also accelerates V2X’s ability to compete for task orders that require rapid fielding of AI‑optimized systems and large‑scale AI orchestration to counter emerging threats. V2X says its technical approach focuses on intelligent integration, performance optimization and mission assurance that support multi‑domain operations and operational resilience. Jeremy C. Wensinger, V2X president and chief executive officer, says the ATSP5 seat places the company at the forefront of defense modernization and helps ensure readiness and operational superiority for the warfighter.

Procurement access and near‑term work

ATSP5’s IDIQ structure gives agencies a streamlined route to V2X services without separate full solicitations for each requirement, shortening delivery timelines for prototypes, testing and limited production. The vehicle explicitly targets modernization roadmaps, supply‑chain fragility and microelectronics obsolescence, areas where V2X highlights its decades of systems‑level experience.

Wider defense implications

The program supports integration of AI across large systems and orchestration at scale, a priority for the department as it adapts to emerging threats. V2X’s selection signals continued industry emphasis on combining microelectronics assurance with AI‑driven autonomous capabilities to sustain readiness and long‑term operational resilience.