The contract supports the Command and Control Network Optimized for Warfighting (C2NOW) program, an initiative focused on delivering AI-enabled tactical networks to Brigade Combat Teams. Initial fielding is scheduled to begin this month, with the deployment phase extending over approximately 30 months. The agreement covers the full lifecycle of the software, including licensing, maintenance, integration, and specialized training for personnel.

By serving as a deployment accelerator for the Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) program, Terminus aims to shorten the gap between commercial software development and tactical application. CEO Richard Graham emphasized that the platform’s development roadmap prioritizes direct feedback from soldiers over boardroom projections. This approach allows the system to manage everything from mission planning and transport to AI-assisted operations at the tactical edge, ensuring that commanders maintain connectivity from forward positions back to higher headquarters.