Electro Optic Systems announced on 9 November that it secured a US$16 million counter-drone order with the armed forces of a Middle Eastern country. A 10 November follow-up disclosure identified the country as Jordan after its identity appeared online. EOS says this is its and MARSS's first sale to that country. The supplier expects substantial delivery within the following 12 months, but did not announce completed delivery or customer acceptance.
Contract scope
EOS says the systems are intended to protect strategically important sites. The package includes sensors, soft-kill effectors and command facilities, with the MARSS NiDAR command-and-control system at its core. The announcement does not specify the number of sites, exact sensor and effector models, quantities, deployment locations or acceptance criteria. The US$16 million value is the reported contract value, rather than an amount already delivered or received.
What the order establishes
This is an initial contracted sale. EOS notes that first orders have sometimes led to larger contracts elsewhere, while explicitly saying there is no guarantee of that here. It would be premature to treat a future expansion or an operationally accepted national network as part of this order. The next useful evidence would be delivery, integration and acceptance details for the Jordanian configuration.
Publication history
- — Added EOS's Jordanian counter-UAS order, using the company's subsequent customer identification and preserving delivery and acceptance limits.
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- EOS, new Middle East counter-drone order, 9 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)Supplier contract announcement
- EOS, customer identity update, 10 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)Supplier contract clarification
