# Nellis AFB Renews Counter-UAS Platform Contract

Nellis Air Force Base renewed UNIFY.C2’s Counter-sUAS Mission Command Platform contract after a year-long evaluation, moving the platform from evaluation into continued operational use. The system supports coordinated counter-drone operations at Nellis AFB, Creech AFB, and the Nevada Test and Training Range. The reported renewal does not disclose a contract value, contract number, or renewal term, and it does not announce a new solicitation.

- The renewal indicates continued operational demand for counter-UAS capabilities that integrate sensors from different vendors and provide a common operating picture.
- UNIFY.C2 remains the incumbent platform provider; the signal offers no new competition or bid opportunity, but provides market evidence for contractors supporting sensor integration and counter-drone operations.
- Companies pursuing related defense work can use the deployment as an indicator of interest in adaptable, vendor-neutral command-and-control capabilities, without assuming a specific future procurement.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** October 08, 2026

### Government Entities
- Nellis Air Force Base (Nellis AFB)
- Creech Air Force Base (Creech AFB)
- Nevada Test and Training Range (NTTR)

### Vendors
- UNIFY.C2 / Spatial Persistent Software (Incumbent platform provider; Spatial Persistent Software developed the platform)

### Key Quotes
> The decision to renew after a year of hands-on use reflects confidence in the platform and in our team, and in UNIFY.C2’s ability to bring different systems and different vendors together without creating additional complexity for the operator.
> — Jerry McGee, Chief Executive Officer of UNIFY.C2

### Sources
- [Nellis Air Force Base Renews UNIFY.C2 Contract Following Successful Year-Long Counter-UAS Evaluation: https://t.co/VZzMU3jX0G https://t.co/6kPvIdKo7w](https://x.com/droneslanding/status/2108074204100694144) - twitter-defense