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Intrepid Powerboats

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W25 ‘26
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W45 ‘26

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  1. 01MARTACOrganization/3
  2. 02Maritime Tactical Systems, Inc.Organization/1

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01navalnews.com2026-06-22

MARTAC and Intrepid Powerboats Announce Manufacturing Partnership to Scale Autonomous Surface Vessel Production (opens in a new tab)

MARTAC and Intrepid Powerboats have formed a manufacturing partnership to increase production of autonomous surface vessels. The collaboration aims to scale up the manufacturing capabilities for these unmanned boats. No specific details on production targets or timelines were provided in the announcement. The partnership was reported by navalnews.com on June 22, 2026.

02EIN News2026-06-17

MARTAC and Intrepid Powerboats Announce Manufacturing Partnership to Scale Autonomous Surface Vessel (opens in a new tab)

MARTAC and Intrepid Powerboats have announced a manufacturing partnership to scale production of autonomous surface vessels. The collaboration aims to expand the development and deployment of unmanned maritime technology. No specific details on timelines or production capacity were provided. The partnership was announced on June 17, 2026.

03The Defense Post2026-06-19

MARTAC, Intrepid Powerboats to Scale Autonomous Vessel Output (opens in a new tab)

MARTAC and Intrepid Powerboats are partnering to increase production of autonomous vessels. The collaboration aims to scale output for defense and commercial applications. No specific production targets or timelines were disclosed in the announcement. The focus is on expanding capabilities for unmanned maritime systems.

04Inside Unmanned Systems2026-11-04

MARTAC Adds a Third Production Partner as Navy Bets on Unmanned Maritime Mass (opens in a new tab)

MARTAC has partnered with SŌLACE Boats to increase annual production of Devil Ray unmanned surface vessels by 100, marking its third co-production deal since June. The agreement leverages SŌLACE’s Florida facility and expertise in high-performance hull manufacturing, expanding MARTAC’s capacity to 300–400 vessels per year. These partnerships rely on established recreational boatbuilders to scale production quickly, addressing the Navy’s growing demand for unmanned systems. While MARTAC’s platforms have operational experience, including deployments with the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, no direct contracts under the Navy’s Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel program are yet secured.

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