Tenna Systems Awarded $1.9M U.S. Army Phase II Contract

This follow-on award builds on the successful completion of Tenna’s Phase I effort and reflects continued confidence in our software-driven approach to spectrum intelligence, designed to operate in complex, contested RF environments. The Phase II program focuses on advancing capabilities that improve detection, analysis, and operational awareness of spectrum activity critical to modern military missions.

Reliable access to the electromagnetic spectrum is increasingly challenged by congestion, interference, and deliberate disruption. Tip&Cue’s work under this contract supports the Army’s efforts to enhance spectrum resilience and situational awareness across current and future operational domains.

Tenna Systems acknowledges and appreciates the close collaboration and support of the U.S. Army, U.S. Army DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory, ASA(ALT), U.S. Army DEVCOM C5ISR Center, and Army Futures Command. Their engagement is instrumental in enabling effective technology transition pathways from research and development to operational deployment.

This award reinforces Tenna’s commitment to delivering trusted, scalable RF Spectrum Intelligence solutions in support of national defense missions.