Integrate Wins U.S. Space Force Contract and Secures $6 Million Debt Facility
Integrate announced in a press release a new contract with the Space Systems Integration Office to support portfolio integration across the U.S. Space Force.
The Seattle company also secured a $6 million debt facility from J.P. Morgan.
The Space Systems Integration Office works across much of the national security space enterprise. Integrate said its platform supports work across organizations, security boundaries, and classification levels.
The contract follows a $25 million Space Force Mission Manifest Office contract announced one year earlier for launch operations support. Integrate describes its system as an AI enabled project management platform with access controls, automated risk discovery, dependency tracking, and resource tracking.
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