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Some systems get compared on spec sheets. COMPASS gets compared in the field — on operational platforms, in environments where the network doesn't cooperate and there's no margin for a system that can't keep up.

When COMPASS has gone head-to-head against the alternatives already in the stack, the outcome hasn't been close.

Proven at sea. The record doesn't need to be loud.

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A one way FPV costs a few hundred dollars. Stopping it — reliably, at the right moment, without lighting up your own signature — is one of the hardest problems on the modern battlefield.

NTS's CUAS division brings that fight into the systems units already run — integrated seamlessly across our MANTLE, COMPASS, and JEFF-K products, depending on the mission.

Detect. Identify. Track. Defeat.

Detection is table stakes. Defeat is the point.

A team steps off the ramp into a place with no infrastructure, a congested network, and a mission that started an hour ago. Their software has to already be there — current, configured, ready.

How does it make the trip?

MANTLE is a global distributed provisioning network built for exactly that: activate, update, and manage software across the tactical edge — cloud VM to body-worn — over the intermittent, congested, and denied links crews actually operate on.

Provision once. Reach everywhere.

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A strike cell is locked on one feed. Three echelons up, a commander needs a different angle — now. Across the task force, a dozen more feeds are coming off surface craft, aircraft, and body-worn sensors. Someone has to turn all of that into a single, shared picture.

That's the job COMPASS was built for. The video backbone for the tactical edge — every feed, every codec, every echelon, unified into one operating picture and moved across networks that don't cooperate.

Six years in the field.
Multiple Programs of Record.

When the video has to get there, crews already know what to trust: https://bit.ly/43GDD99

When Typhoon Sinlaku struck the Mariana Islands in April, it collapsed Tinian's electrical grid, toppled communications towers, and left 3,500 residents without power. Six lives were lost. More than $1 billion in damage.

For the past two and a half months, our team has been keeping the lights on!

Working under our FEMA Tinian-Saipan Emergency Power Generation Operations (TSEPGO) contract, the team repurposed generators originally dedicated to Voice of America broadcast towers and stepped in behind the U.S. Army's 249th Engineering Battalion to power the entire island.

Around the clock, they've delivered life-saving power to Tinian's hospital, kept ten water wells online, run the island's airport, and maintained O&M and connectivity for the U.S. military's 5G system.

And we are not done. Our team is still on the ground, still fighting to keep critical infrastructure online.

Join NTS at the Tactical Grid Symposium 2026!

Stop by to see live demonstrations of and , two mission-focused solutions designed to help operators deploy faster, communicate securely, and maintain operational advantage in contested environments.

🔹 MANTLE

Rapidly deploy secure, automated edge infrastructure that enables resilient networking in Denied, Disrupted, Intermittent, and Limited (DDIL) environments. From mission planning to ex*****on, MANTLE helps reduce setup time, simplify operations, and accelerate mission readiness.

🔹 COMPASS

Transform how ISR video is distributed across the enterprise and tactical edge. COMPASS intelligently routes, optimizes, secures, and delivers critical video wherever it's needed—giving operators the right information at the right place and the right time.

We look forward to seeing everyone in Raleigh!

Learn more:

👉 COMPASS: https://bit.ly/43GDD99
👉 MANTLE: https://bit.ly/4amzVW7

🚀 NASA SEWP VI Award

After a great run on SEWP V, we're proud to announce that NTS has been selected as a prime contract holder on NASA's newest 10-year Government-Wide Acquisition Contract, SEWP VI.

Out of more than 2,100 total SEWP VI awards, only 364 companies earned a spot in Category A. This award strengthens our ability to deliver innovative technology solutions to federal customers while creating new opportunities for growth over the next decade.

Some decisions can't wait for bandwidth.

COMPASS helps deliver critical video and intelligence products across constrained networks without sacrificing operational timelines.

Because the mission doesn't pause for a loading screen.

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Blue Force Tracking is only useful when it's current.

Disconnected environments, contested networks, and distributed operations create challenges for maintaining a common operational picture.

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NTS helps ensure location and status data remains available when decisions depend on it.

Devices don't create readiness.
Configuration does.

MANTLE helps automate mobile device activation and provisioning, reducing the time between issue and mission use.

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