MP-SEC International AB and American company ADAPTOS have been awarded a contract worth 9.25 million dollars to deliver the underwater EOD system TiTAN to the Swedish Armed Forces. The contract runs for three years with an option to extend for a further four years.
ADAPTOS Titanium Targeting Acquisition & Neutralization (TiTAN) Disruption System
Photo: Josh Brammer, Adaptos LLC
MP-SEC International AB, which distributes ADAPTOS products on the Swedish market, has together with the American manufacturer been awarded a contract for a new Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) system for the Swedish Armed Forces (Försvarsmakten).
According to a press release from ADAPTOS, the agreement covers underwater versions of the TiTAN system (Titanium Targeting Acquisition and Neutralization) as well as associated consumable kits. The contract is reported to be worth 9.25 million dollars and runs over a base period of three years, with an option to extend for a further four years.
Johan Brorson, project manager at MP-SEC, told NDS that the variant being procured is developed for underwater use, but that the system can equally well be used on land.
"What distinguishes the underwater version from the standard configuration is an electric breech. That solution also works when used on land," says Johan Brorson.
Photo: Josh Brammer, Adaptos LLC
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The Titan system, whose full name is Titanium Targeting Acquisition and Neutralization, is an EOD system for the disposal of explosive ordnance. The Swedish Armed Forces procured the system through the Swedish distributor MP-SEC International AB together with the American manufacturer ADAPTOS. According to the press release, the system has been used internationally for more than a decade. Last fact-checked: 2026-05-29.
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