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    Nightwing Mobile Communications Solution Named Awardable by IARPA

    By Staff WriterOctober 5, 2026
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    Nightwing’s mobile communications solution, SignalBridge, has earned Awardable status through the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity Solutions Marketplace.

    The marketplace gives government customers access to technologies assessed and deemed Awardable for intelligence mission needs. It brings together solutions from companies, researchers and other technology providers in a centralized digital repository.

    Nightwing’s SignalBridge, now available in the marketplace, is as an integrated software and hardware communications suite that provides secure voice, data and video, geospatial information and network capabilities in global operational environments, the company said.

    “Intelligence missions can unfold where there’s no reliable network and no room for drawing attention,” said Troy Smith, program director for SignalBridge at Nightwing.

    “SignalBridge was built for exactly that. Commercial, exportable equipment that blends in and hybrid cellular and satellite paths that keep teams connected when one link drops. Our kits are assembled by former special operators who have worked in those environments, and the IARPA Solutions Marketplace gives Intelligence Community customers a faster way to put that capability in the field.”

    SignalBridge is built mostly on commercially available and exportable technology. It uses hybrid cellular and satellite paths to provide worldwide connectivity in complex environments.

    Nightwing said each kit is configured to meet specific mission requirements and is backed by its network engineering, managed attribution, cyber tools, application development, field service, training and logistics support.

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