KONGSBERG has secured a new contract to deliver technologies designed to protect critical infrastructure. The company did not disclose the contract value. The project will support an unnamed international customer. It will focus primarily on underwater surveillance and infrastructure protection. KONGSBERG said the contract reflects growing demand for technologies that protect high-value assets and critical infrastructure. The company’s solutions are designed to safeguard oil and gas facilities, ports, energy grids, telecommunications cables and transport networks. They also help detect threats, monitor infrastructure and support rapid decision-making. Eirik Lie, President and Chief Executive Officer of KONGSBERG, said protecting critical infrastructure has become increasingly important amid a changing geopolitical environment. He said the company’s technologies help governments and industries build resilient systems while maintaining safe and reliable operations. The project will use KONGSBERG’s technologies to provide situational awareness, surveillance, inspection and monitoring across underwater and air domains. Camilla Kiss, President of Discovery at KONGSBERG, said the company’s systems deliver data and analysis that support time-critical decisions. She added that the contract shows the infrastructure protection market is moving from planning to implementation. It also demonstrates KONGSBERG’s ability to meet growing demand for advanced protection solutions. The post KONGSBERG wins contract to protect critical infrastructure appeared first on Container News .