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CodeMettle Secures First Option Year for Army Tactical Network Contract

The U.S. Army has exercised the first option year of a five-year, $45.2 million contract with Atlanta-based CodeMettle. The agreement ensures the continued deployment of ConOptic software, a platform designed to streamline network orchestration and command-and-control operations for battalions operating in contested tactical environments.

Bio & NewsAugust 11, 2026609 reads0

This contract renewal supports the Army’s Integrated Network Operations Battalion and Below (INB2), Command and Control Network Optimized for Warfighting (C2NOW), and Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) programs. Under the guidance of the Capability Program Executive Command and Control Information Network, the deal provides a framework for scaling software licenses, technical support, and cybersecurity hardening for thousands of users across the force.

CodeMettle’s ConOptic software serves as a linchpin for the Army’s Tactical Network Operations strategy. By automating radio management and network visualization, the platform maintains connectivity in environments where satellite and waveform links face constant disruption. CEO Richard Graham noted that the software provides decision-makers at the edge with real-time situational awareness, simplifying the complexity of modern tactical networks from the ground level up to the enterprise.

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