HawkEye 360 Wins $75 Million European Electronic Warfare Contract

March 05, 2026
HawkEye 360 has been selected by a European Ministry of Defense for an electronic warfare program valued at up to $75 million, expanding its partnerships across Europe.

HawkEye 360 has been selected by the European Ministry of Defense for an electronic warfare program valued at up to $75 million, announced in a press release. The agreement expands HawkEye 360’s partnerships with European defense agencies seeking to strengthen space-based electronic warfare capabilities.

Under the contract, the company will provide subscriptions to its Air Defense and GPS Interference Monitoring services. These offerings enable the ministry to monitor and assess air defense and GPS interference activities across designated areas of interest.

According to HawkEye 360, the program aligns with European requirements for integrating commercial electronic warfare data into national defense workflows. The company stated that its services will support sovereign decision-making and contribute to regional defense awareness.

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