Gremsy has secured Blue List status from the Defense Contract Management Agency for its ORUS L NDAA and LYNX NDAA payloads, reportedly making it the first enterprise in Vietnam and the sole company across the Asia-Pacific region to achieve this designation.
Offered through Gremsy USA, both payload solutions are now formally listed within the Department of War directory of approved, secure, and National Defense Authorization Act compliant components. Inclusion on the U.S. government’s Blue UAS Cleared List certifies that the systems eliminate cyber vulnerabilities and untrusted supply chain dependencies.
The designation places the manufacturer among an elite group representing the top one percent of global technology manufacturers qualified to supply hardware certified for defense and security operations. In addition to U.S. Department of Defense and federal agency procurement, the vetting provides commercial enterprise operators, public safety authorities, and international allied forces with assurance regarding system reliability and regulatory alignment.
Jay Huynh, Chief Commercial Officer of Gremsy JSC, said, “In today’s dual-use landscape, security and supply chain sovereignty are no longer optional compliance checkboxes – they are the foundational pillars of mission success. Achieving Blue UAS clearance for ORUS L NDAA and LYNX NDAA validates our ability to bridge stabilized performance with the uncompromised trust demanded by government agencies and enterprise partners worldwide. Beyond a corporate milestone, this reinforces our commitment to positioning Vietnam as a trusted hub for high-consequence technology on the world stage.”
The ORUS L NDAA and LYNX NDAA payloads integrate Electro-Optical/Infrared and thermal imaging capabilities developed for demanding environments where weight, power, form factor, and field reliability are primary requirements. Alongside previously cleared options such as the VIO F1, the additions allow drone original equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and commercial operators to deploy compliant imaging systems across intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, border security, critical infrastructure inspection, and disaster response operations.
