Laura Hazelwood

The contract provides the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) with Wideband Satellite Communications Light (MCWS-L) and Heavy (MCWS-H) Systems that will equip users with line-of-sight terminals and deliver access to secure network services.

ATLANTA, Oct 31, 2023 – CodeMettle, an innovative developer of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) network operations (NetOps) software, as part of its partnership with Lite Coms, has been awarded a firm-fixed-price, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract to supply the USMC with a new Terminus software solution to efficiently and reliably configure, manage, monitor, and control new satellite communications (SATCOM) kits. CodeMettle’s Terminus solution standardizes and simplifies the NetOps user experience across a new family of terminals, further reducing cognitive load and training burden for operators.

The Terminus software delivered over the life of the new five-year MCWS-L/H contract is part of a larger modernization effort. Terminus is currently used to manage, monitor, and control more than 400 legacy VSATs, so users are already familiar with the software and many of the baseband terminal management capabilities it delivers.

“We have successfully partnered with CodeMettle on other programs and are confident in our joint ability to deliver an efficient, reliable, and easily repeatable user experience,” said Bob Jacobson, Lite Coms CEO. “Our joint solution standardizes and simplifies increasingly complex baseband terminals and management process, enhancing reliability and providing ease of use for all terminal operators.”

The USMC and other terminal users benefit from consistent software solutions across a family of terminals. CodeMettle’s easy-to-use family of terminals features enable the dynamic change of digital infrastructure to match physical differences. By integrating nearly all commercial and military SATCOM hardware on the market, CodeMettle’s Terminus software provides a common user experience across a variety of expeditionary mobile satellite terminals to military organizations worldwide to best support different mission requirements at all network echelons.

For more information, contact [email protected].

New customer will receive CodeMettle software, configured to simplify management of all node components in a single interface.  

ATLANTA, August 7, 2023 – CodeMettle, an innovative developer of Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) NetOps software, has been awarded a contract to provide the software management and configuration component for all-domain agile command and control (C2) systems for National Guard Air Force Special Warfare (AFSPECWAR). CodeMettle NetOps software is a platform-agnostic solution that provides users with a single management interface for the best-of-breed hardware system delivered by Weapons & Tactical Alliance Group (WepTac AG). These C2 systems will be bundled with CodeMettle’s platform-agnostic and intuitive software that easily integrates with disparate node components to bolster Airmen’s success. The CodeMettle solution includes a lightweight and simplified node management software that was built from the ground up to manage tactical through enterprise solutions and their subsystems (e.g., Backhaul, Electronic Warfare (EW), dis/mount Radio Frequency (RF), Tactical Data Link (TDL), network, services/applications).   

“This new software solution will simplify the ANGB’s increasingly complex hardware and networking requirements at the edge, giving them peace of mind when deploying communications units at the frontline,” said Mike Mostow, COO of CodeMettle. “As a company, we are very excited to welcome yet another customer within a new branch of the U.S. Military to CodeMettle.” 

CodeMettle provides the only user-friendly all-domain software on the market today that efficiently integrates and orchestrates data and processes from transmission, network, and applications and services into a single pane of glass that requires very little training to use. CodeMettle will be demonstrating an ANGB-like solution at the upcoming Army experiment, NetModX, which takes place August 9-10, 2023 at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. 

For more information about this capability, our participation in NetModX, or to set up a demo, please email [email protected].