An awarded position on the U.S. Army digital storefront enables VirTra to compete for future Army opportunities associated with these capability areas. While inclusion does not represent an immediate contract award or guarantee future orders, it reflects the Army’s assessment that VirTra’s solutions have the potential to address defined operational and training requirements.

The three capability areas span a broad range of Army needs:

Weapons Skills Development, or WSD, focuses on virtual marksmanship and weapons-proficiency training. The capability is intended to support realistic, data-driven training using instrumented weapons, advanced optics and simulated environments while reducing reliance on live ammunition.

Joint Fires Training, or JFT, supports the development of skills required to identify targets, determine coordinates and coordinate artillery, mortar and close-air support. The capability is designed to help Forward Observers, Joint Terminal Attack Controllers and other personnel practice complex fires-coordination tasks in realistic virtual environments.

Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems, or C-UAS, addresses the growing need to prepare personnel to detect, track, identify and defeat hostile small, unmanned aircraft. This capability area extends beyond simulation-based training into force-protection solutions that respond to rapidly evolving threats in the air domain.

VirTra’s acceptance across the three marketplace categories highlights the Company’s ability to address both established and emerging defense requirements. It also expands VirTra’s opportunity to engage with Army stakeholders seeking adaptable solutions. The marketplace model is intended to streamline the identification, evaluation, and procurement of qualified commercial solutions for Army units.

The Company will continue working with Army representatives to demonstrate its capabilities and pursue individual opportunities made available through the U.S. Army Marketplace.