G2 Ops brings seven SBIR technology platforms — spanning cybersecurity, digital engineering, and AI-driven model automation — directly into the programs that define the Pentagon’s next-generation force design.
The Department of War is restructuring how it acquires and fields warfighting capability. Under the Warfighting Acquisition System reforms, Portfolio Acquisition Executives now manage integrated capability portfolios — replacing the legacy PEO model with mission-aligned authority that demands faster technology insertion from trusted partners. For Mission Systems integrators, this shift rewards companies that own mature, proven technology and can deploy it across portfolio boundaries without re-competing every insertion point. G2 Ops built its technology portfolio for exactly this environment: platform-ready IP with Phase III sole-source authority, engineered to move at the speed the PAE construct requires.
SBIR Phase III contracts carry permanent sole-source authority under federal law — no additional competition required, across any federal agency, for any dollar value. In March 2026, the Senate passed the Small Business Innovation and Economic Security Act, mandating acquisition workforce training on Phase III sole-source contracting for the first time. This means the contracting officers and program managers our partners work with every day are now being trained to execute the Phase III pathway — reducing friction for both government customers and large business teaming partners. For prime contractors and large integrators, G2 Ops’ seven Phase III–eligible platforms represent pre-qualified, competitively insulated technology that can be inserted into active programs through existing contract vehicles without triggering full-and-open competition.
Capability-forward technology with protected IP and Phase III sole-source authority
SBIR Topic N181-051 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
Cyber Ready ATO for Every Major Weapon System
SOFIA delivers the Cyber Ready Authorizing Official framework that the DON CISO has designated as policy for Navy cybersecurity authorization. Covering AEGIS, SWFTS, and expanding under Cyber Ready policy to every major weapon system in the fleet, SOFIA is the anchor platform in the G2 Ops portfolio.
PAE Alignment: Navy Mission Systems & Cyber Defense — supports integration of cybersecurity authorities into unified PAE acquisition workflows for AEGIS and SWFTS modernization.
Primary Customer: DON CISO / PEO IWS • IP Protection: Through 2041
SBIR Topic N191-030 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
ICS/OT Cybersecurity for Shipboard HM&E Systems
IRIS addresses the critical cybersecurity gap in shipboard Industrial Control Systems and Operational Technology — the HM&E infrastructure that keeps submarines and surface combatants physically operational. Validated at Phase II with PMS 397 for submarine electromagnetic systems.
PAE Alignment: Navy PAE RAS / Platform Modernization — ICS/OT cybersecurity directly supports the Navy PAE Robotic & Autonomous Systems initiative across Columbia and Virginia-class platforms.
Primary Customer: PMS 397 • IP Protection: Through 2040
SBIR Topic N202-135 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
Digital Twin SysML Models for MIDS JTRS & Link 16
ARIE and COMPASS deliver digital twin models built in SysML for the tactical data link ecosystem — MIDS JTRS terminals and Link 16 networks. Active Phase II through Navy Catapult spanning PMW 150, PMW 130, PMW 750/760, NAVAIR, and NAVWAR 5.0.
PAE Alignment: C4ISR & Battle Management (Air Force/NAVWAR) — digital twin SysML enables rapid capability trade-offs and modular architecture decisions under PAE portfolio authority.
Primary Customer: PMW 150 / NAVWAR 5.0 • IP Protection: Through 2040
SBIR Topic AF203-DCS03 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
MBSE Data Governance for ISR Sensor Data
SEADES brings Model-Based Systems Engineering rigor to ISR sensor data governance for the Air Force. Phase II complete under ACC/A29, architected for scalability across USAF commands operating under the Digital Engineering mandate.
PAE Alignment: Air Force C4BM / Space-Based Sensing — MBSE data governance aligns with PAE priority to integrate advanced data management across ISR sensor networks.
Primary Customer: Air Force ACC/A29 • IP Protection: Through 2041
SBIR Topic N221-031 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
MBSE Reliability, Availability & Maintainability
M-RAMPS bridges the gap between MBSE design models and real-world performance data — connecting systems engineering artifacts to CBM+ and product suitability analytics. Secret clearance required. Phase III eligible.
PAE Alignment: Platform Modernization & Sustainment — MBSE reliability and CBM+ analytics support PAE lifecycle performance optimization across Navy fleet portfolios.
Primary Customer: Naval Systems Commands • IP Protection: Through 2042
SBIR Topic SF241-D023 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
AI-Automated SysML Model Generation
MONARCH.AI applies AI to convert decades of legacy system documentation into structured, standards-compliant SysML models. Active Phase II under D2P2 with Space Force SSC. The franchise platform for Space Force digital engineering.
PAE Alignment: Space Force AI/Data & Autonomous Capabilities — AI-automated model generation accelerates Space Force emphasis on AI/ML integration and digital engineering in acquisition.
Primary Customer: Space Force SSC (D2P2) • IP Protection: Through 2045
SBIR Topic AF192-001 • Contract Vehicle: Phase III Eligible
MBSE-Enabled Cybersecurity Analytics & Secure Cloud
ECR integrates MBSE with cybersecurity analytics and secure cloud under the AFWERX dual-use framework. The only G2 Ops platform with an explicit commercial crossover pathway.
PAE Alignment: Air Force C4BM & Emerging Technology — MBSE cybersecurity analytics supports rapid fielding under AFWERX dual-use framework and PAE commercial solutions priority.
Primary Customer: Air Force / AFWERX • IP Protection: Through 2041
The Pentagon’s acquisition reform isn’t theoretical for G2 Ops — it’s the operating environment we built our technology portfolio to serve. Our platforms are already embedded in the programs and systems that define the Navy’s Mission Systems Software architecture, the Overmatch operational framework, and the Lattice integration layer that connects sensors to shooters across domains.
G2 Ops serves as a contributing partner on Project Overmatch, executing MBSE and Mission Systems Software design work alongside Palantir within the MSS ecosystem.
SOFIA’s Cyber Ready ATO framework is the DON CISO’s designated policy mechanism for authorizing weapon systems — meaning it doesn’t just support the cyber mission, it is the process by which authorization occurs. ARIE/COMPASS models the tactical data link infrastructure that Overmatch depends on for joint connectivity. MONARCH.AI is building the AI-driven model generation capability that Space Force needs to digitally engineer its next-generation architectures.
For large business capture teams at Lockheed Martin, Rolls-Royce, Accenture Federal, and peer integrators: these platforms are not prospective capabilities awaiting validation. They are active, funded, IP-protected technologies with direct customer relationships and Phase III sole-source contracting authority.
Eight consecutive years on the Inc. 5000 confirm that this portfolio strategy produces sustained growth — not through contract scale, but through technology breadth and customer trust across the Navy, Air Force, and Space Force enterprise.
SBIR Phase III authority is established in federal statute and carries a unique contracting power: any federal agency can award a Phase III contract to the SBIR innovator on a sole-source basis, at any contract value, without triggering full-and-open competition requirements. This authority is permanent — it does not expire, and it applies across the entire federal government, not just the sponsoring agency.
Phase III sole-source authority means a prime contractor can bring G2 Ops technology into a program through a subcontract or teaming arrangement without the timeline, cost, and competitive uncertainty of a new procurement action. No RFP. No competitive evaluation period. No protest risk.
For large business partners, this changes the teaming calculus. When a prime identifies a capability gap on an active program — whether in cybersecurity authorization, digital twin modeling, OT security, or AI-driven MBSE — a Phase III–eligible G2 Ops platform can be contracted directly.
The 2026 Small Business Innovation and Economic Security Act adds a structural accelerant. For the first time, the law mandates that the acquisition workforce — contracting officers, program managers, and procurement analysts — receive formal training on Phase III sole-source contracting procedures. The friction that historically slowed Phase III adoption — unfamiliarity, risk aversion, procedural uncertainty — is being systematically removed by statute.
G2 Ops holds seven SBIR platforms with IP protection extending through 2045. Each platform has an established customer relationship, validated technology, and a clear Phase III pathway. For prime contractors building capture strategies under the PAE framework, these platforms represent the fastest, lowest-risk route to inserting proven technology into active portfolios.
G2 Ops’ seven SBIR platforms are architected for integration into prime contractor programs through Phase III sole-source teaming arrangements. Contact our BD team to discuss alignment with your active captures.
