NGC2 transport follow-on: integration with newly awarded apps

Persistent Systems | Govt | EXISTING POSITION | Source research 11 October 2026

Dated evidence

Persistent already received $121.5M NGC2 prototype orders; Oct 2026 Army applications scaling creates adjacent integration needs.

Potential technical fit

Wave Relay may require new APIs, gateway features or operational interoperability with NGC2 apps; not a new Army customer introduction.

Relevant contact and routing

Persistent’s existing Army CPE C3N customer and company BD Jon Patrick named Feb 2026.

Concrete next steps

Target a distinct funded bridge effort between new apps and existing MANET transport, with formal Army change requirements.

Reasons not to pursue yet

Existing relationship and competitor integration process; major novelty risk.

Additional verification needed

verify exact product model/specs; identify engineering decision maker through sourced current record; establish if the work package is actually open; find fresh government/prime primary sources; corroborate integration pathway, competing incumbents and the contact route. If any gate fails, hold the brief.

Reference sources

https://persistentsystems.com/u-s-army-awards-persistent-systems-contract-for-87-5-million-supporting-next-generation-command-and-control-prototype/

https://www.army.mil/article/295991/new_contract_awards_support_army_next_generation_command_and_control_software_delivery_to_i_corps