Company

We integrate the system, and we answer for it.

G7X Defence Technology Solutions is a counter-UAS systems integrator based in Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain. We design, integrate and support the family — one architecture across detection, decision and response, held together by RAVEN C2, a command layer we integrate, configure and support from inside the region rather than from a head office eight time zones away.

Manama

Home base · Kingdom of Bahrain

Configurations · Fixed Site and Compact

Contract · one accountable party

< 1 day

Operator training

What we do

Integrator, not reseller

G7X integrates and supports counter-UAS capability. We take a site from survey through design, installation and commissioning, and we stay with it after handover.

The distinction that matters in this market is integrator versus reseller. A reseller forwards equipment and an invoice, and the work of making four suppliers agree on what a track is — along with the liability for every gap between one box and the next — transfers quietly to the buyer. We do not work that way. We answer for the architecture: the data model the sensors report into, the command layer they report to — RAVEN C2, which we integrate, configure and support — the training pipeline that produces the operators, and the sustainment that keeps the estate available once the installation team has gone home.

We do not manufacture sensors, and we do not claim to. Radars, radio-frequency sensing, electro-optics and response systems are selected against the requirement the survey establishes, integrated under and commanded from RAVEN C2. What we take responsibility for is the system: that the parts agree, that the operator sees one picture, and that the result performs to what was written in the contract.

The customer's side of that is simple. One contract, one accountable party, one number to call. When something on the site does not perform, there is no question about whose problem it is, and no meeting in which two suppliers explain that the fault lies with the other.

A RAVEN sensor mast at dusk — RAVEN Fixed Site · mast Sensing and command integrated as one system under RAVEN C2, laid out against what the site survey establishes.

Responsibility for the architecture is the product. Sensors change over a ten-year estate, and response systems change faster than that. What has to survive those changes is the picture the operator works from, the record the incident is written into, and the standard the operators were trained to.

Holding those three things is what allows a site to be extended, re-sensored or joined to a second site without a fresh programme, and it is why we insist on holding them under one command layer rather than assembling them from whatever each supplier ships in the box.

How we work

Four commitments

These hold on every engagement, from a single compact set to a national network of nodes.

Method

Designed around your site

Every system is planned around the real site — terrain, line of sight, the radio environment and the traffic already flying overhead — so the coverage you are shown is the coverage you get.

Architecture

One operational core

New sites and new stakeholders join the same core rather than replacing it. Coverage grows by adding nodes, sensors and response layers beneath the command layer already in service, so an estate that begins as one protected site does not become a second procurement programme when it becomes twelve — and the operators already in post do not have to be retrained to run it.

Doctrine

Human authority preserved

Every response requires a positive human decision. The system detects, fuses, classifies and proposes a response within seconds, and then it stops and waits. A named operator accepts, amends or refuses the response, and that name is written into the record beside the track, the time and the outcome. Automation buys the seconds; the person spends them.

Sustainment

Support based in region

Training and technical support are delivered from Manama — inside the operator’s own region, the same working week, and inside the Gulf for customs and travel. Operators are trained in under a day and retrained on the estate they actually run, so competence stays with the site through posting cycles rather than leaving with one trained individual.

Where we operate

Bahrain · the Gulf

Bahrain is the home base. The company is registered in Manama, and our engineering and support staff are based there.

That matters more than an address. Acceptance testing, operator training and after-action review can all be run in region, in front of the authority that will have to sign for the capability.

The customer set we address is institutional. Defence forces and national guard formations, ministries of interior and the police and border organisations under them, civil aviation and airport authorities, and the operators of energy, port and utility infrastructure. The requirements differ in scale and in rules of engagement, but they share one condition: the airspace they have to hold sits over people, over working traffic and over assets that cannot be taken offline while an aircraft is dealt with.

We do not publish customer names, contract values or site locations, and we would not publish yours.

A RAVEN Fixed Site sensor mast in wide desert terrain at dusk — RAVEN Fixed Site · in terrain Coverage depends on the ground as much as the equipment — which is why we plan every site on the site itself.

Operator	What the requirement usually is
Defence forces	Protection of bases, ranges and forward operating sites, in configurations that move at the pace of the formation rather than at the pace of a construction programme.
National guard	Standing protection of national assets, plus rapid cover for events, state visits and periods of heightened alert, drawn from the same estate and the same operator pool.
Interior and police	Prisons, border sectors, public events and urban sites, where mitigation has to be controlled, proportionate and evidential — an incident that ends in court is a normal outcome, not an exception.
Civil aviation	Approach paths and movement areas, where nothing may be jammed, no navigation signal may be degraded, and every action has to be reconciled with air traffic in real time.
Critical infrastructure	Energy, water and utility sites: long perimeters, small guard forces, continuous operation, and an outage cost that dwarfs the cost of the protection.
Ports and maritime	Terminals, offshore platforms and vessels, with motion-compensated sensing and a picture that has to hold on a moving deck.

Compliance and conduct

Conditions of supply

Counter-UAS equipment is export controlled, and both the transmission and the mitigation it performs are regulated activities. We treat all of that as a condition of supply to be settled at the start, not as paperwork to be chased once an order is on the table.

Item	How it is handled
Export control	Every supply is governed by the export control regime of the country of origin of each component. We will not quote a configuration we cannot lawfully deliver to the stated end user, and we say which parts of a proposal carry a licensing risk before it is priced.
End-user certification	An end-user certificate naming the operating authority is required before an order is placed. The authority named must be the body that will actually hold and operate the equipment.
National authorisation	Authorisation to transmit on the required bands and to conduct mitigation over national airspace is held by the customer, under their own regulator and legal framework. We advise on what is needed and support the application; we cannot hold it on the customer's behalf.
Rules of engagement	Rules of engagement, the authorised-aircraft list and the escalation chain are agreed in writing and configured into the system before commissioning. A site is not handed over until they are in place and have been exercised.
Accountability	Tracks, decisions, operators and outcomes are recorded as a matter of course, so an action taken over public airspace can be reconstructed and accounted for afterwards by the authority that authorised it.
Evidence	Documentation, acceptance criteria and test evidence are delivered with the system rather than promised after it.

Where a requirement cannot be met inside these conditions, we say so at the first meeting rather than the last. A programme that stalls at the licence stage costs the customer more than a declined enquiry.

Let’s talk

Manama · Kingdom of Bahrain

Tell us what you need to protect and we’ll help — with a demonstration, a site visit or a proposal.

A line about the site, where it is and your timeline is a good start. We’ll come back to you with the options that fit.

arm@g7xdefense.com

G7X Defence Technology Solutions
Building 190, Office 62
Road 2803, Block 428
Seef Platinum Tower
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain

www.g7xdefense.com