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ENABLING

MISSION-CRITICAL DOMINANCE

ACROSS

MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS

Modern missions depend on trusted positioning, navigation, and timing  (PNT) in environments where GPS/GNSS signals may be degraded, denied, or disrupted.

 

The need for reliable PNT capabilities spans various environments, such as airborne operations, maritime settings, or electronic warfare scenarios. The complexity of these operational environments continues to increase, emphasizing the importance of integrated and interoperable technologies. 

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Explore how PNT challenges vary across operational environments and how integrated capabilities support mission continuity in contested conditions. â€‹

MAINTAINING PRECISION TIMING

TIME NETWORK SYNCHRONIZATION

Maintaining operational continuity requires timing architectures that can deliver trusted synchronization across distributed environments without any complexity or extensive system redesign. 

 

Safran Federal Systems timing solutions are built for demanding operational conditions and support secure timing requirements. With a combination of rugged designs to M-code enabled technology and flexible integration with existing architectures, warfighters are supported with trusted synchronization that ensures mission continuity and confidence. 

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VALIDATING SYSTEM RESILIENCE

TEST FOR THE UNEXPECTED

As threats continue to evolve, organizations need GNSS simulation solutions capable of replicating complex operational environments with confidence. 

 

Our advanced GNSS simulators support testing across multiple satellite constellations, contested signal conditions, and evolving mission scenarios, helping teams validate positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) performance before deployment. Our software-defined simulators provide the flexibility to test, validate, and refine system performance while keeping scalability in mind. 

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LAND

Land operations demand resilient, assured PNT to navigate complex terrain, electronic warfare, and GPS‑denied conditions.

 

When GPS signals degrade or GPS jamming/spoofing intensifies, ground units rely on inertial navigation, hardened anti‑jam technologies, and realistic GNSS simulation to maintain mobility and coordination. Secure timing architectures ensure continuity across every phase of the fight.​

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BUILT FOR MODULARITY & INTEROPERABILITY

 As threats evolve and operational demands accelerate, we advance with them. Safran Federal Systems ensures every system is built for the threat and ready for the mission. We are  a proud member of the Sensor Open Systems Architecture™ Consortium. 

FLEXIBLE

Modular solutions that adapt to any platform or threat environment, delivering layered resilience without redesigning your architecture

SCALABLE

Architectures that expand with evolving mission requirements, force structure changes, and emerging threats

INTEROPERABLE

Open systems engineered to plug into existing architectures with ease, accelerating deployment and reducing integration risk

AVAILABLE NOW

Field‑proven capabilities ready for immediate deployment—no waiting, no delays, just operational advantage when you need it

ELECTRONIC WARFARE & NAVWAR

In today's modern battlefield, electronic warfare plays a crucial role in navigating the complex landscape of attacks targeting the Position, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) realm, particularly within the realm of Navigation Warfare (NAVWAR).

 

Safran Federal Systems has been a leader in this field for over 30+ years, with expertise in Timing, Navigation, Simulation and NAVWAR. Safran Federal Systems continues to lead the defense against interference and ensure the reliability of PNT systems amidst evolving threats.

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KNOW THE DIFFERENCE

TECHNICAL RESOURCES & INSIGHTS

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Test.Detect.Defeat.
Explore the NAVWAR Toolkit

Discover Approaches to GNSS Jamming & Spoofing

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