Mercury Systems Inc (NASDAQ:MRCY) has received a multi-year contract to deliver 1,000 of its RTBX06 BuiltSECURE servers to Blue Raven, a leading distributor in the defense industry, marking the largest production order to date for the aerospace and defense electronics company's Common Processing Architecture.
The Andover, Massachusetts-based company said the contract covers a multi-year delivery schedule, providing forward visibility into a production stream of 1,000 units of the RTBX06 platform.
Mercury described Blue Raven as a leading distributor in the defense industry but did not disclose end customer identities, dollar value, or the specific platforms onto which the servers will be integrated.
The order is the largest production commitment to date for Mercury's Common Processing Architecture, a reusable hardware platform designed to be deployed across multiple defense and aerospace applications. A common architecture allows multiple programs to draw from a shared hardware baseline, which can reduce per-unit costs and shorten certification timelines for customers that adopt it.
For Mercury, the order validates the Common Processing Architecture strategy as a route to scaling production runs beyond program-specific bespoke builds. Multi-year contracts of this size support production planning and supply chain commitments, particularly in defense electronics where component lead times and certification cycles are long.
The BuiltSECURE branding refers to Mercury's family of secure processing products designed for trusted compute applications in defense and aerospace systems. The RTBX06 sits within that family as a member of the company's processing server line. Under the agreement, Mercury will produce, configure, and support the servers, while Blue Raven will handle global resale and distribution.
Mercury Systems is a global aerospace and defense electronics company, supplying secure processing systems and components to prime contractors and defense distributors, including its RTBX06 BuiltSECURE servers within a Common Processing Architecture portfolio.
Shares of Mercury Systems gained 3.5% on Friday morning.