NATO has chosen OSL Technology, a subsidiary of Danish defence group Terma, as one of five companies to supply counter-drone solutions through its newly launched Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) marketplace, giving NATO Allies streamlined access to proven capabilities.

The NATO C-UAS marketplace, launched on 5 November 2026, lists 16 solutions from five selected companies. Managed by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA), the framework agreements run for 18 months, with regular competitions planned to keep the catalogue current. The marketplace allows NATO Allies to procure solutions directly through the NATO catalogue without a separate tender process.

The marketplace forms part of NATO’s Drone Edge initiative, which aims to accelerate the development and deployment of counter-drone capabilities across the alliance. OSL’s inclusion reflects its track record of operational deployments protecting critical infrastructure and military installations internationally.

In Norway, OSL has delivered systems to Ørland Air Station and Evenes Military Airbase under a framework agreement with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency. In Denmark, OSL’s FACE platform will serve as the command-and-control and data fusion layer of a nationwide counter-drone system that Terma is delivering for the Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO).

OSL is a UK-based security technology specialist whose AI-driven data fusion platform, FACE, is already in use at sites including London Heathrow and NATO frontline bases. Terma, headquartered in Denmark, develops defence and security products including radar systems, command and control systems, and aircraft self-protection systems, and employs more than 2,500 people worldwide.

Source: Terma. Read the original (published 2026-11-05).