Fibrotex USA was awarded a competitive 10‑year indefinite‑delivery/indefinite‑quantity contract with a ceiling of approximately $480 million by the U.S. Army for the Ultra‑Light Camouflage Netting System (ULCANS), designated contract W911QY18D0210, to develop and produce the next‑generation multispectral camouflage net system for Army personnel, vehicles, and installations.

Following the base award, Fibrotex USA announced that it had been selected to deliver the U.S. Army’s next‑generation Ultra‑Light Camouflage Netting System under a 10‑year contract valued at up to $480 million, beating rival Saab Barracuda and entering full‑rate production starting in early fiscal year 2019.

The Finnish Ministry of Defence awarded Fibrotex Technologies a long‑term contract to supply thousands of advanced multispectral camouflage systems to the Finnish Defence Forces, providing reversible camouflage nets designed to protect personnel and equipment across UV, visual, IR, thermal, and radar bands with variants for snow, woodland, and urban environments.

At DSEI Japan 2025, Nippon Aircraft Supply stated it had begun supplying the Japan Ground Self‑Defense Force with Multiple Electromagnetic Disguise Net Set (MEDS) camouflage nets manufactured by Fibrotex, following three years of testing and procurement starting in fiscal year 2024 with contracts valued at approximately JPY 0.5 billion in FY2023 and JPY 9.2 billion in FY2024.

The U.S. Army’s PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support issued delivery order W911QY26FA099 to Fibrotex USA in April 2026 for camouflage systems under the existing ULCANS framework, with a reported order value of approximately $65,325.

In May 2026, Fibrotex USA received delivery order W911QY26FA118 for ULCANS USMC Congressional requirements, valued at up to approximately $22.3 million, from PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support as part of the broader ULCANS camouflage netting program.

Nippon Aircraft Supply acted as an intermediary to supply Fibrotex‑manufactured ULCANS‑derived camouflage nets to the Japan Ground Self‑Defense Force, formalizing Fibrotex’s entry into the Japanese market via a distribution and supply relationship that supports MEDS camouflage net deliveries.

Fibrotex introduced the Sophia product, a multispectral camouflage kit designed to be affixed to vehicles and containing over 100 square meters of multipurpose material to conceal platforms such as full‑size armored personnel carriers, enabling in‑field cutting and deployment for rapid concealment.