U.S. Army Awards Rune's TyrOS as an NGC2 Sustainment Mission Command Application for I Corps
The contracts cover software for six warfighting areas and will support faster planning, modeling and decision support for soldiers and commanders.
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Army issues just under $100M in application awards for NGC2 to 9 companies
“Providing core software applications is a critical next step. It provides a foundation that can be rapidly scaled and trained with continuity across the force,” Joseph Welch, portfolio acquisition executive Command and Control (C2)/Counter C2, said in the release.
Rune wins Army NGC2 award - Intelligence Community News
On October 7, Rune Technologies, which builds sustainment mission command technologies for the U.S. military and allied nations, announced that the U.S. Army has selected its TyrOS platform for delivery to I Corps as the service’s Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) effort moves to production and scales across the Army.
Army Awards $93.6 Million To Nine Companies For NGC2 Applications
The Army announced Wednesday it’s awarded nearly $100 million in one-year contracts to nine companies for applications to support its Next-Generation Command and Control architecture, as the service moves to […]
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