Programs

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Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Common Handheld Overview

The MCH system supports close air support, artillery, and Naval surface fire support missions while providing integrated, on-the-move, secure, and timely Command & Control/ Situational Awareness (C2/SA) to MAGTF commanders. In addition, it provides a secure, mobile computing platform which enables the USMC to deploy tactical applications to support C2/SA, fire, and maneuver capabilities and is interoperable with Joint Battle Command – Platform, Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System, Joint Tactical Common Operational Picture Workstation, and the Target Handoff System.

Benefits

  • Scalable and Modular
  • Secure Communications
  • Ruggedized

Capabilities

The MCH System allows the warfighter to quickly acquire targets in day, night, and near all-weather visibility conditions; and control close air support (CAS) and artillery and naval surface fire support missions. The MCH System serves as a digital information processing and display system that provides integrated, on-the-move secure, timely, and relevant C2/SA information to tactical combat, combat support and combat service support commanders, leaders, and key C2 nodes using digital communications.

 

Marine Corps Systems Command - Tactical Tuesday

 

Combat Data Network (CDN) Small Form Factor (SFF) Overview

The United States Marines Corps (USMC) Combat Data Network (CDN) Small Form Factor (SFF) program integrates Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) and Government Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) software and hardware into deployable, modular, environmentally resilient, scalable suite of computer network equipment. It provides functionality similar to the USMC garrison Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) capabilities to tactical locations to accomplish the timely exchange of information between deployed and garrison USMC headquarters and main operating locations while facilitating liaison and coordination with regional combat commands, Services, Department of Defense (DoD), and national agencies on USMC operational support.

Benefits

  • Quick Deployment
  • Scalable and Modular
  • Common Network Infrastructure
  • Secure Communications
  • Ruggedized
  • Adaptable

Capabilities

iGov’s CDN SFF is a mature, combat-proven system that delivers leading-edge commercial technology purposefully built for expeditionary environments where SWaP is of critical importance. CDN SFF is both modular and scalable from a single subsystem to enable expeditionary solutions (company/jump) to a having more than enough processing power and storage to support a regiment.

Tactical Air Control Party Mobile Communications System (TACP-MCS) Block 2 Delivery Order Overview

TACP-MCS Block 2 is installed on an M1165 HMMMV. Integrated on the vehicle are four voice/data communication channels, video, computing, and display devices. TACPs are provided with voice and net ready, digital data communications using off-the-shelf hardware fielded communications waveforms, and approved joint digitally-aided close air support standards. These capabilities must plan, request, coordinate, and conduct terminal attack control of strike aircraft executing joint close air support (CAS) missions while the TACPs are operating at the halt (ATH) or on the move (OTM) from armored vehicles to support Army ground force maneuver operations.

Benefits

  • Common Network Infrastructure
  • Secure Communications
  • Ruggedized

Capabilities

TACP-MCS Block 2 capitalizes on making smart, low-risk design choices that improve system capability and JTAC performance. iGov’s solution replaces the existing Voice Communications Package (VCP) and Delta Kit (VDK) with a Block 2 system that uses Block 1 common radios, antennas, amplifiers, mounts, modems, software, video receivers, and navigational hardware.

Tactical Air Control Party Mobile Communications System (TACP-MCS) Block 1 Delivery Order Overview

TACP-MCS Block 1 is installed on an M1145 HMMWV. Integrated on the vehicle are four voice/data communication channels, video, computing, and display devices. TACPs are provided with voice and net ready, digital data communications using off-the-shelf hardware fielded communications waveforms, and approved joint digitally-aided close air support standards. These capabilities must plan, request, coordinate, and conduct terminal attack control of strike aircraft executing joint close air support (CAS) missions while the TACPs are operating at the halt (ATH) or on the move (OTM) from armored vehicles to support Army ground force maneuver operations.

Benefits

  • Common Network Infrastructure
  • Secure Communications
  • Ruggedized

Capabilities

TACP-MCS Block 1 is based on a system deployed with ANG TACP units. Integrated with the CASS 1.4.4 and with advanced intercom’s point-to-multipoint serial routing, MCS does not require new software development or external components for “full radio control”. The ergonomic layout minimizes equipment volume in the M1145 operator compartment and maximizes volume/space for TACP missions, operator visibility, and emergency egress.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) FirstSource II Overview

iGov creates customized solutions for our DHS customers through FirstSource II, improving functionality and communications for different DHS components. We developed a deployable metropolitan area wireless network that carries audio and video traffic for use during national events. We provided the project management, design, engineering, integration, installation, and training for this project.
 

Benefits

  • Streamlined Acquisition
  • Improved Situational Awareness
  • Customized Solutions

Capabilities

iGov’s professionals do more than just respond to RFQs. We listen to our DHS customers’ requirements and respond with clear and concise offers. Under FirstSource II, we provide services that many of our competitors do not or cannot provide. Our flexibility allows us to perform services at our integration center in Tampa or at the customer site.