Hardware engineering processes work really well for things you can see, but introducing software to the mix changes the game. Tangram Flex was awarded a five-year $95 million IDIQ contract to continue advancing autonomy and interoperability in legacy DoD systems.
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Rapid Integration with Confidence
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Tangram Flex Awarded Contract for Agility Prime
Tangram Flex will support the U.S. Air Force’s Agility Prime initiative which is focused on how “flying cars could rewrite how the USAF…
Every Mission Deserves Access to Innovation
Tangram Flex is constantly redefining the CSIP standard, always finding new ways to make software integration more secure, faster...
Bridging the Treacherous Gaps in Engineering
People building mission-critical systems face significant hurdles. But, by identifying the treacherous gap, the requirements to traverse…
Tangram Flex, Inc. Awarded $95M Contract
Tangram… announces they have been awarded a five-year $95 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with AFRL…
Defense Innovation Beyond COVID-19
In this edition, Tangram Flex CEO, Ricky Peters, shares his insights about innovation the Defense industry. Ricky is the former Executive…
The Future of Secure Software
This is the final post in a four-part series about secure software methodologies from Tangram Flex.
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