• Pointerra awarded subcontractor role on US$499 million GRIDS IV contract
• GRIDS IV aims to enhance Army's geospatial capabilities for warfighters and commanders
• Pointerra's 3D digital twin platform can provide value through rapid data integration and analysis

Pointerra Limited has announced that the US Army Geospatial Center (AGC) has awarded spots to eight prime contract teams on the GRIDS IV (Geospatial Research, Integration, Development and Support IV) program. Pointerra is a subcontractor to the Leidos team, one of the selected prime contract award teams. The GRIDS IV program is a US Army initiative managed by the AGC under the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), with a ceiling value of US$499 million and running through May 4, 2030. The program aims to provide advanced geospatial research, integration, development, and support services to enhance the Army's geospatial capabilities for warfighters, commanders, and other Department of Defense components. GRIDS IV focuses on delivering real-time, actionable geospatial intelligence by developing and integrating geospatial systems, algorithms, and data, supporting missions like terrain mapping, enemy movement prediction, autonomous vehicle guidance, and disaster relief. The program builds on previous iterations (GRIDS I-III), expanding from research-focused contracts to broader integration and operational support, with an emphasis on AI, machine learning, and rapid data integration. Consistent with previous GRIDS programs, GRIDS IV is a task order-based program vehicle, which means that any revenue generated under the contract will depend on specific task orders being issued by the AGC, some of which may include the use of Pointerra3D. Pointerra is optimistic about the potential to support the US AGC, the USACE and other key defense stakeholders through this contract vehicle.