Programs Management Analytics & Technologies (PMAT, Inc.) will supply small-form-factor Tactical Edge Node (TEN) servers, cross-domain solutions, workstations, and switches. We are excited that our TEN systems will offer multiple solutions to provide diverse ancillary support for different mission needs. Additionally, the company will provide maintenance, training, and ancillary support for the Maritime Targeting Cell–Afloat/Expeditionary Program managed by the Executive Office of Integrated Warfare Systems. This effort will employ around 30 employees and will take place in Centennial, Colorado; Indiana; Washington, DC; Virginia; Maryland; and California.
This is the third contract awarded to the company in the last thirteen months, bringing the total contract value to over $400 million during that time span.
John Spruill, CEO, expressed pride in PMAT’s success in developing agile information solutions that have an immediate impact on warfighter decision-making and execution. The company is committed to the concept of distributed operations, including distributed command and control (C2) and combat systems. By leveraging cloud-based microservice applications, a distributed data architecture, and machine learning, PMAT is working to integrate tactical sensor data with national data to enhance confidence in targeting, operational analysis, and overall multi-domain awareness. PMAT is integrating tactical sensor data with national data in an intuitive way to increase confidence in targeting, operational analysis, and overall multi-domain awareness.