
Fortem Technologies builds counter-drone radar, software, and interceptor systems for defense buyers.
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Automated launch deck and secure, weatherproof storage for DroneHunter interceptors. Units are dispatched in seconds, ready for a fight.
The safe, intelligent way to defeat dangerous drones. Performs mid-air captures autonomously with an impressive 85% success rate.
Fuses data feeds from distributed sensors and accelerates AI-driven threat assessment to provide real-time airspace awareness.
A drone crashed through a New York City resident’s dining room window earlier that month.
Emergence
In early August an assassination attempt on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro served as a jarring wake up call that the possibility of a drone attack against a public figure or civilian is real. To the security industry and United States Government, this attack was not surprising.
Airspace Awareness Safety & Security
Fortem Technologies is selected as a prime contractor on a five-year Department of Homeland Security (DHS) counter-drone IDIQ Track 1 vehicle with a ceiling above $1 billion. The indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity vehicle has seven awardees, and Fortem is the only small business selected.
Aug 2026 · Fortem TechnologiesNews article
Fortem Technologies establishes a Government Advisory Board chaired by Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Clay Hutmacher to guide its strategy. The board's remit is counter-drone protection for military forces and critical infrastructure. Fortem announces the board's formation on May 27, 2026.
May 2026 · Fortem TechnologiesNews article
Fortem Technologies wins a three-year, $18 million U.S. Army contract for counter-drone solutions. The contract’s first order is valued at approximately $4 million.
Feb 2026 · Business WireNews article
Fortem Technologies receives a multimillion-dollar order to provide counter-drone protection for venues hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The release does not name the customer or disclose the order’s value.
Feb 2026 · Fortem TechnologiesNews article