Lockheed Martin delivers first ICS-enabled Aegis combat system baseline to US Navy

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  • Lockheed Martin delivered the first Integrated Combat System-enabled baseline to the U.S. Navy, starting a six-month update and certification cadence.
  • The baseline, Aegis BL9.C3.0, was first compiled from the Forge development environment, signaling a shift to a unified, scalable software pipeline.
  • It adds a re-architected display component and Tactical PaaS to support containerized software, positioning faster fleetwide capability rollouts.
  • Follow-on baselines are set to integrate new capabilities, sensors, effectors, and software on a predictable schedule, targeting fleetwide commonality.


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