General Dynamics Land Systems and Parry Labs Partner on Digital Integration for Combat Systems
General Dynamics Land Systems and Parry Labs have announced a strategic teaming agreement to advance digital integration for combat systems, according to a press release. The collaboration is designed to support the U.S. Army’s modernization initiatives by enabling faster and more flexible technology integration across existing and future platforms.
Under the agreement, Parry Labs will provide expertise in digital engineering, software integration, and edge computing, while General Dynamics Land Systems will contribute its experience in combat vehicle platforms. The partnership aims to deliver continuous software upgrades, reduce integration costs, and accelerate deployment of new mission capabilities.
The companies plan to highlight their partnership at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., and will continue to align on initiatives that promote secure and rapid software delivery for Army modernization efforts.
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