SYMVIONICS history

The reward for building SYMVIONICS “one brick per night” came three years later in 1991 with the capture of its first million dollar subcontract for software engineering support to Northrop on the B-2 program.

In 1997 SYMVIONICS, together with Northrop Grumman, would receive the very prestigious Nunn Perry Award given to the top team in the DoD’s Mentor/Protégé Program.

500’s list of fastest growing companies in 1999.

Also by 2003, SYMVIONICS had won additional BOS contracts and was now responsible for the maintenance of all non-privatized Navy housing in the greater San Diego area.

In 2008 IADS® was used in the development of SpaceShip 1, extending SYMVIONICS into the final frontier.

Expanding the IADS® product line to include hardware turnkey systems and all associated system training necessitated a central facility for all IADS® operations – thus, the opening of the IADS® Commercial Development and Training Center in Palmdale, CA in 2010.

Just two years later, in 2012, SYMVIONICS’ IADS® product would be awarded patent #8,200,376.

In 2013, SYMVIONICS once again stood proud as both the company’s IADS® products and its shipboard Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulation efforts were part of aviation history with the successful catapult launch and arrested landing of Northrop’s X-47B UCAS on the USS George H.W. Bush.