In a recent paper, the authors presented a Superstrate-Enhanced Substrate-Loaded Array (SESLA) for scanning array systems demanding extreme (> 10 : 1) bandwidth. For proper operation, the SESLA requires balanced feeding, a significant challenge given its large bandwidth. In this paper a version of the SESLA with an integrated feed is presented. The design uses a stripline-based Marchand balun, allowing interface with a 50Ω unbalanced line. The optimized version of the array is demonstrated to operate across a 13.9 : 1 bandwidth under broadside scan (V SW R < 2.4) and across a 13.3 : 1 bandwidth (V SW R < 3) when scanned to 45 0 in the E− and H−planes.