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QinetiQ US Awarded OTA to Support Unified Network Operation (UNO) Prototypes
January 1, 2025 | QinetiQEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
QinetiQ US was awarded an Other Transaction Agreement supporting Product Manager Tactical Cyber and Network Operations (PdM TCNO).
The Agreement was awarded through Consortium Management Group (CMG)/Consortium for Command, Control and Communications in Cyberspace (C5). The Unified Network Operation (UNO) Prototypes being developed will demonstrate a new process for synchronizing and creating a seamless end-to-end Unified Network connecting enterprise and tactical echelons to support all warfighting functions.
This initiative will enhance the mission effectiveness of the Department of Defense by increasing the reliability, security, and availability of the Army’s tactical network, while reducing the burden required of the Army’s Signal Soldiers to plan, manage, and secure that same tactical network.
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