GMV strengthens NATO JISR capabilities with CSD-SIERRA deployment in Poland

The Polish Ministry of National Defence has selected TELDAT to deploy a solution based on CSD-SIERRA, developed by Spanish technology multinational GMV, reinforcing Poland’s ability to share intelligence securely and interoperably with allied forces.

The contract includes software licenses, deployment and installation services, user training, engineering support and three years of maintenance. The program will provide the Polish Ministry of National Defence with a NATO-standard capability for storing, exploiting, sharing and disseminating intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information across multinational operational environments.

CSD-SIERRA is GMV's Coalition Shared Database solution, a NATO-standard interoperable capability that enables the storage, exploitation, sharing and dissemination of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) information and products among multiple operational centers and users. The system implements STANAG 4559 standards and supports the exchange of imagery, video, GMTI and intelligence products across Joint Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (JISR) networks.

The award further consolidates GMV's position as one of Europe’s and NATO’s leading providers of JISR solutions. The company has played a key role in the development of NATO and multinational intelligence-sharing capabilities for more than a decade. CSD-SIERRA is currently deployed in NATO environments and has been delivered to organizations including NCS (NATO Command Structure) and NFS (NATO Force Structure) integrating data from NISRF as well as other multinational MoD, supporting operational intelligence workflows across allied nations.

In today's security environment, the ability to rapidly share intelligence and maintain a common operational picture across allied forces is becoming increasingly critical. Interoperable JISR architectures are a key enabler of multi-domain operations, allowing commanders and analysts to access, exploit and distribute information in near real time.

The deployment of CSD-SIERRA in Poland represents another step towards a more connected and interoperable European defence ecosystem, supporting the objectives of both NATO and the European Union to strengthen collective security and operational effectiveness.

José Prieto, Director of Global Strategy and Business Development for Defence and Security at GMV, stated: "This contract demonstrates the confidence that allied nations place in GMV's technology and expertise in intelligence interoperability. CSD-SIERRA has become a reference solution within the JISR domain, enabling secure and standardized intelligence sharing among coalition partners. We are proud to contribute, together with TELDAT, to strengthening Poland's defence capabilities and to advancing a more interoperable European security architecture."

On the occasion of the MSPO, the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition, in Poland, GMV and TELDAT also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), establishing a framework for cooperation between the two companies in the defence and security sector, with a particular focus on interoperable intelligence-sharing capabilities.

With this award, GMV continues to expand its international footprint in defence and security while reinforcing its commitment to delivering advanced technologies that enhance operational effectiveness, interoperability and information superiority for allied forces.

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