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NAPC Defense, Inc. reports news about its role as a U.S.-licensed defense manufacturer and armament sales company with exclusive rights to produce and distribute the CornerShot USA tactical system. Company updates commonly focus on CornerShot USA demonstrations, school-safety and law-enforcement outreach, grant-funding initiatives, and participation in defense and security conferences.
BLIS news also covers shareholder meetings, public-company communications, and U.S. government contracting activity tied to task orders, subcontractor roles, and IDIQ contract vehicles. The company describes CornerShot USA as a surveillance and optional weapon platform that allows trained operators to observe, identify, and, when necessary, engage threats from behind cover.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) completed its key May 2026 operational milestones, including integrating new staff and enhancing SOPs and project management systems. The company reaffirmed its projection of approximately $90 million in gross revenue for fiscal 2027.
NAPC Defense reported April 2026 gross sales exceeding $1.4 million and is working on government contracting tied to about $38.1 million in announced task orders. Through awarded vehicles and partnerships, it has access to roughly $57.1 billion in combined U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force IDIQ contract ceilings extending to 2032 and 2034, supporting its scalable defense manufacturing and government contracting strategy.
NAPC Defense (OTC: BLIS) will host a Company Meet & Greet on June 30, 2026, from 3–5 p.m. PDT at Atlantis Casino Resort Spa in Reno, Nevada. The event follows the NASRO National School Safety Conference and targets shareholders, investors, analysts, and industry partners.
Management plans to review April 2026 gross sales of over $1.4 million, support of about $38.1 million in announced task orders, access to roughly $57.1 billion in U.S. Navy and Air Force IDIQ contract ceilings, CornerShot USA initiatives, and the company’s new strategic white paper.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) reported that all fiscal 2026 Form 10-Qs were filed on time and the Form 10-K for the year ended April 30, 2026 is on track for timely filing. The filing is expected to review operating results, the Obera acquisition, expanding IDIQ positions, and related growth financing. The company projects about $90 million in gross revenue for fiscal 2027, driven by existing contracts, procurement opportunities, and strategic deals, with details also in a recent white paper. Management is also evaluating a higher-profile national exchange listing and a future ticker symbol change.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) released a strategic white paper outlining its government-contracting platform, IDIQ positioning, and preliminary financial projections. The paper details Obera platform integration, awarded Department of Defense contract vehicles, CornerShot tactical initiatives, and long-term growth plans.
Highlights include a $38.1 million task-order backlog into 2027, access to $57.1 billion in Navy and Air Force IDIQ ceilings, a $20 million operational credit facility, April 2026 contract inflows over $1.4 million, preliminary CornerShot modeling of up to 40,000 systems and about $400 million in potential revenue over four years, and roughly $50 million in additional government-contract opportunities being pursued. All projections are described as preliminary and subject to multiple factors.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) announced that Native American Pride Constructors has secured a $20 million line of credit to fund working capital and execution of U.S. Navy and Air Force IDIQ contracts. The facility supports NAPC Defense’s $38 million in subcontracts tied to contract vehicles with combined ceilings above $57 billion, running through 2032 and 2034, and is expected to improve mobilization, staffing and task-order execution.
NAPC Defense (OTC:BLIS) reported over $1.4 million in gross sales for April 2026, driven by new federal subcontracts under large U.S. Navy and Air Force IDIQ contract vehicles with combined ceilings above $57 billion.
The company has awarded subcontracts of about $38 million, projects fiscal 2027 gross sales to exceed $90 million, and has secured a new credit facility to support scaling production and fulfilling growing federal demand through 2034.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) will host a Shareholder Meet & Greet on June 30, 2026 in Reno, Nevada, following its exhibit at NASRO’s National School Safety Conference (June 28–30). The Meet & Greet runs 3–5 p.m. PDT at Atlantis Casino Resort Spa. The company will showcase CornerShot USA and discuss integration of the Obera government-contract portfolio.
Attendees can meet management, hear strategy and CornerShot USA initiatives, and network with prospective investors and partners.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) will exhibit its CornerShot USA system at Modern Day Marine (Apr 28–30, 2026, Washington, DC, Booth #2815) and the National Resource Security Officers Conference (Jun 28–30, 2026, Reno, Booth #814).
The company highlighted CornerShot’s 90-degree corner-firing capability and said it will host its 2026 Annual Shareholder Meeting on July 1, 2026 in Reno (location to be confirmed). The company referenced a recent asset acquisition and integration of Obera-related IDIQ portfolio and subcontractor roles.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) announced on March 18, 2026 that partner Native American Pride Constructors completed an asset purchase of Obera, making NAPC Defense the primary subcontractor for the Obera portfolio.
Key figures: $38.1M hard backlog, access to IDIQ ceilings including $55.2B WEXMAC and $1.9B CNGT, a $3.4M SmartTronics award, onboarding of 10 Obera professionals, and a negotiated $20M line-of-credit in progress.
NAPC Defense (OTCID: BLIS) received $38,166,873.04 in new U.S. government task orders through partner Obera, with performance obligations extending into 2032. These awards are part of Obera’s hard backlog for sales through January 2027 and sit within IDIQ contract vehicles offering a larger potential contract ceiling through 2032. NAPC Defense said the awards position the company to build a sustained U.S. government contracting business and it is pursuing additional purchase orders as the Sole Source for CornerShot systems and related ammunition initiatives.