Elbit America secures $212 million delivery order under multi-year contract with the U.S. Army
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – May 12, 2026 – Elbit Systems of America (Elbit America) received a delivery order valued at $212 million to be the sole producer of the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle – Binocular (ENVG-B) systems for the United States Army. The Army has historically split production for ENVG-B systems among multiple vendors, however Elbit America was the only prime supplier selected for this delivery order.
Elbit America’s ENVG-B system provides overmatch capability to the soldier with a platform that integrates head-up situational awareness and unmatched capabilities to own the networked battlefield. The ENVG-B’s ability to wirelessly connect to a soldier’s rifle mounted thermal weapon sight allows for rapid target acquisition, while augmented reality, and the Nett Warrior interface provide lethal capability to engage close-in and far out. The ENVG-B is the sole fused augmented reality system actively deployed.
When a soldier puts on an Elbit America ENVG‑B, they’re not just seeing in the dark, they’re gaining access to a fused picture of the battlefield, which translates directly into improved survivability and mission success. The ENVG-B includes Gen 3 enhanced performance real-time white phosphor image intensifier tubes, which provide unrivaled image clarity along with a much greater detection range coupled with a thermal sensor. All this sophistication and capability is packed into a lightweight goggle, powered by a smart battery pack.
Erik Fox, Senior Vice President of Warfighter Systems at Elbit America, said, “Our ENVG-B systems offer information at the edge, as they integrate advanced low‑light performance, thermal imaging, and augmented reality into a single platform, enabling soldiers to detect threats faster, identify targets sooner, and maneuver with greater confidence in all weather, lighting, and battlefield conditions.”
Elbit America has delivered more than 30,000 advanced night vision binocular systems since 2020 through the U.S. Army’s ENVG‑B program and the U.S. Marine Corps’ Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggle program. The company continues to shape the future of night operations as a recognized leader in imaging, sensor fusion, and soldier-centered technology development.
Learn more about the Enhanced Night Vision Goggle -- Binocular