What problem does Integrate's platform solve?

Integrate's platform solves the problem of secure collaboration on classified, multi-entity government contracts, overcoming the limitations of less secure civilian project management tools.

How much funding has Integrate received?

Integrate has raised $17 million in a Series A funding round led by FPV Ventures, and previously secured a $25 million contract from the US Space Force.

What kind of projects is Integrate designed for?

Integrate is designed for mammoth, multi-year mega-projects requiring coordination among thousands of partners, such as the F-35 program or coordinating tens of satellites on a single rocket launch.

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Secure Collaboration for Defense: Integrate Raises $17M

11 Feb

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Summary

Integrate, a secure collaboration platform for government contracts, secured $17 million.
The startup targets multi-entity projects involving the DoD and private companies.
Integrate's platform handles classified data for complex defense projects.

Secure Collaboration for Defense: Integrate Raises $17M

John Conafay, a US Air Force veteran, launched Integrate in early 2022 to tackle the complexities of collaborating on government contracts. The company's secure platform enables joint work on classified, multi-entity projects for entities like the US Department of Defense and private aerospace firms. Integrate recently secured a $25 million contract from the US Space Force, validating its approach.

FPV Ventures led Integrate's $17 million Series A funding round, recognizing the startup's solution to a significant problem for government and its contractors. Unlike civilian-focused project management tools, Integrate was built from the ground up for government requirements, allowing secure, simultaneous collaboration on sensitive, large-scale projects like the F-35 program.