Ultra I&C Achieves Milestone with $39M Marine Corps Contract
Ultra Intelligence & Communications (Ultra I&C) has been awarded a prestigious contract valued at $39 million to bolster the U.S. Marine Corps' capabilities. This indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract will enhance the Common Aviation Command and Control System (CAC2S). This is a continuation of Ultra I&C's successful role in CAC2S since its initial contract in 2019, showcasing the company’s expertise and commitment to advancing military technologies.
Significance of the Contract
The new contract enables Ultra I&C to further integrate its renowned ADSI solution, which stands for Air Defense Systems Integrator. This solution is crucial for providing the Marine Corps with tactical interoperability and mission functionality. By supporting the Corps' evolving operational needs, Ultra I&C is set to strengthen command and control capabilities in complex, multi-domain environments. The ADSI platform seamlessly integrates various components, including sensors and tactical data links, which are vital for enhancing operational efficiency.
Leadership Insights
Bradford Powell, president of Ultra I&C's C2IE division, emphasized the company's commitment to digital interoperability. He remarked, "As the pioneer of the first joint-certified virtual machine family of tactical data link gateways, we continuously strive to adapt our systems to meet the globally shifting threat landscape. Our team is dedicated to ensuring the Marine Corps achieves superior interoperability in its operations."
Comprehensive Support Services
This $39 million contract includes extensive services, covering the integration of the ADSI solution with various tactical information systems. Additionally, Ultra I&C will provide engineering services, cyber incident reporting, product support, and program management. These offerings ensure a robust implementation procedure for the CAC2S, reinforcing the Marine Corps' operational readiness.
Innovative Solutions Tailored for Combat
In its efforts to enhance the capabilities offered to the Marine Corps, Ultra I&C is focusing on innovations that support future combat requirements, particularly within strategic regions. Aligned with the Force Design 2030 goals of the Marine Corps, the firm has developed innovative solutions like Integrated Fire Control (IFC) and Network Enabled Weapon (NEW) systems, further enhancing the ADSI platform.
About Ultra Intelligence & Communications
Ultra Intelligence & Communications, known for its outstanding contributions to tactical communications, command and control, and cyber security, has cultivated years of experience in delivering solutions for scientific defense applications. Ultra I&C's efforts in connecting the multi-domain battlespace play a critical role in securing information advantages in high-threat environments. Their innovations are central to operational success for entities such as the U.S. Department of Defense and allied defense organizations worldwide. With its headquarters in Austin, TX, and manufacturing facilities globally, Ultra I&C remains dedicated to enhancing military capabilities. For more information, visit their website.
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries, please contact Amanda Rudolph, Vice President of Marketing and Communications, via email at amanda.rudolph@ultra-ic.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total value of the contract awarded to Ultra I&C?
The contract awarded to Ultra I&C is valued at $39 million.
What will Ultra I&C's ADSI solution enhance?
The ADSI solution will enhance tactical interoperability and command and control capabilities for the U.S. Marine Corps.
What specific capabilities will this contract support?
This contract supports the Common Aviation Command and Control System (CAC2S) and includes integration with multiple tactical information systems.
Who is the president of Ultra I&C's C2IE division?
The president of Ultra I&C's C2IE division is Bradford Powell.
How does Ultra I&C cater to future military needs?
Ultra I&C focuses on innovative solutions like Integrated Fire Control (IFC) and Network Enabled Weapon (NEW) systems to address future combat requirements.