Veteran-owned · Mission networks · Software · Field integration

Mission networks that hold when the plan breaks.

Connectium designs, fields, and operates secure, transport-agnostic mission networks for military, public safety, government, and commercial teams working where infrastructure fails. One common operating picture, from the edge to the command post.

TRL 9Fielded and operationally proven
15,000+Users on Connectium-built networks
2Combatant commands fielded
1,950Personnel trained in 2025
47Courses delivered in 2025
Field network node on the ground at dusk with operators, a cell tower on the ridge, a vehicle with a raised radio mast, and a satellite overhead

Animated demonstration. A field network node connects to a satellite, a cell tower, a mesh of three operators, and a vehicle radio mast. Every few seconds the active link fails and traffic moves to the next path in the PACE plan, so the common operating picture stays up. The status bar below lists each path and its current state.

Built for DDIL

Lose a link. Keep the picture.

Every Connectium network runs on a PACE plan. When one transport is jammed, saturated, or destroyed, traffic moves to the next path automatically, and every operator keeps the same common operating picture.

PPrimary · SATCOMUP
AAlternate · LTE / 5GSTANDBY
CContingency · MANET meshSTANDBY
EEmergency · RF mastSTANDBY
> Common operating picture synchronized · 0 messages lost
Concept illustration of a command center fusing feeds from aircraft, drones, satellites, vehicles, boats, sensors, and dismounted operators

One network. One mission. One team.

Air · land · maritime · space · partner force
Mobile edge

The network moves with the team

Command and control does not wait at the command post. Mobile C2 nodes, rugged end-user devices, and tactical mobility platforms carry the common operating picture to wherever the mission goes.

View through the open side door of a mobile command van at sunset, with two operators at a workbench of screens showing a map, drone video, and network status, above a rack of network gear and stacked power stations
Concept · Mobile C2 Node interior
Rider's view of a rugged tablet mounted on tactical e-bike handlebars showing a live map and camera feed
Concept · tactical mobility

A command post that drives

  • Multi-screen COP, drone video, and network health at the bench
  • Multi-path backhaul with automatic failover
  • Silent power for extended operations
  • Tactical mobility pushes the picture forward
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How we work

Bring us the mission problem.

Validated requirement or unsolved capability gap, we meet you where you are.

STEP 1

Architect

We start with your mission and build a PACE-based design that uses the transports, devices, and systems you already own wherever possible.

STEP 2

Assess

We pressure-test that design against your terrain, partners, and constraints, then close the gaps that matter most.

STEP 3

Field

Kits configured, tested, and installed by engineers who have run these networks under pressure.

STEP 4

Train

Operators, administrators, and leaders trained on the network they will actually use.

STEP 5

Sustain

Reachback engineering and analytic support for as long as the mission runs.