ATC
Indra’s Olathe Plant Hits Full Swing on Radios, Radars
$50 million facility supports the FAA’s ATC overhaul
Dignitaries at Indra Group USA Olathe, Kansas plant
Dignitaries, including U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kansas), visit Indra Group USA's Olathe, Kansas plant.

Indra Group USA’s 118,000-sq-ft facility in Olathe, Kansas, is now fully operational, with production underway on radars and Nexcom VHF/UHF air-to-ground digital radios that will support the FAA’s effort to overhaul the nation’s air traffic control system. 

In June, the group announced that the FAA had commissioned the first new Indra-supplied secondary radar under a contract awarded early this year. The FAA had awarded contracts to both Indra and RTX for installation of up to 612 radars by June 2028. Under the initial phase of that program, Indra is supplying 185 primary and secondary radars. That contract followed an earlier one for Indra to provide as many as 46,000 new radios and associated ground support.

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