Persistent Systems Wins Major Army Contract to Advance Technology
Persistent Systems, LLC is thrilled to announce its recent contract with the U.S. Army valued at $87.5 million, aimed at supporting the development of the Next-Generation Command and Control (NGC2) prototype. This significant award is part of a larger investment in military technology, which now totals $121.5 million when combined with a previous $34 million contract.
Enhancing Military Communication
The U.S. Army's Capability Program Executive Command, Control, Communications, and Network (CPE C3N) has entrusted Persistent Systems with a critical role in the advancement of mobile ad hoc network (MANET) technology. This technology is essential for seamless communication and command in challenging battlefield environments.
Transport Layer Responsibilities
Jon Patrick, Vice President of Business Development at Persistent, shed light on the importance of the transport layer. He stated, "In the transport layer, we are responsible for moving all the 1s and 0s across the battlefield, so data reaches the warfighter who needs it, when they need it." This highlights the essential role that timely and reliable data transmission plays in military operations.
Significance of the NGC2 Prototype
The NGC2 prototype represents a revolutionary step in military communications, promising faster information delivery and enhanced reliability. These capabilities are crucial for making quick decisions, which can profoundly affect the outcomes of operations in the field.
Building Resilience and Speed
Dr. Herbert Rubens, Founder and CEO of Persistent Systems, emphasized the company's commitment to meeting the Army's rigorous standards. "As the Army has presented us with increasingly demanding benchmarks, our team continues to deliver highly resilient transport that can empower an armored division on the move," he noted. The MANET radio system has proven its ability to support these operational needs effectively.
Future Endeavors and Deliveries
In the coming months, Persistent Systems will initiate deliveries of its advanced communications technology as it works diligently to equip the Army with the tools necessary for effective command and control. The company is proud to contribute to enhancing the Army's operational readiness through innovative solutions.
About Persistent Systems, LLC
Founded in 2007, Persistent Systems, LLC is a premier Defense Tech provider specializing in mobile networking solutions, serving military, government, and commercial sectors. The company is recognized for its innovative Wave Relay® MANET and Cloud Relay™ technology, which ensures real-time communication capabilities, even under the most adverse conditions. By fostering an ecosystem of partnerships, Persistent Systems integrates warfighters, vehicles, sensors, and devices on a unified network.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the value of the contract awarded to Persistent Systems?
The contract awarded to Persistent Systems is valued at $87.5 million.
What is the purpose of the Next-Generation Command and Control prototype?
The NGC2 prototype aims to enhance communication and command capabilities for military operations.
How much funding has Persistent Systems received in total for this project?
In total, Persistent Systems has received $121.5 million for the NGC2 prototype project.
Who is the CEO of Persistent Systems?
The CEO of Persistent Systems is Dr. Herbert Rubens.
What technology does Persistent Systems specialize in?
Persistent Systems specializes in mobile networking solutions, particularly through its Wave Relay® MANET technology.
