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Secure Collaboration for Defense: Integrate Raises $17M
11 Feb
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.

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.
The company aims to expand its reach to other US military branches, including the Navy and Army, as well as the intelligence community. Integrate's technology is crucial for coordinating intricate defense operations, such as multi-satellite launches, ensuring thousands of partners remain synchronized on complex, multi-year initiatives.




