multi-platform development

C2G, Inc. is a Disadvantaged Small Business and leading services provider of data, technology and engineering services for federal agencies, with strong credentials in network engineering, software engineering, data analytics, satellite-based systems, and remote sensing applications. It has served NASA, the US Air Force, and the US Navy, and was honored as NASA Agency-Wide Small Business Subcontractor of the Year and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Small Business Subcontractor of the Year.

computer-based training courseware developmentData Analyticsdata system maintenanceIT Security SupportNetwork engineeringremote sensing applicationsrequirements definitionsatellite-based systemssoftware engineeringsoftware quality assurancesystem design and developmentsystem integrationtesting and validation

Critical Communications, Controls & Instruments, LLC (C3I) is a small business headquartered in Exeter, New Hampshire, delivering engineering and manufacturing solutions to the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and maritime industry. Established in 2000 by CTO Charles J. Wagner, it operates an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system and provides full lifecycle support spanning mechanical, electrical, software, and systems engineering, in-house manufacturing, and deployable field service teams.

certification supportcyber-secure developmentdeployable field serviceElectrical Engineeringembedded and real-time systemsengineeringgraphical user interfacesin-house manufacturinginstallationmanufacturingMechanical Engineeringrapid prototypingsoftware engineeringSustainmentSystems Engineeringtechnical supporttroubleshooting

HopSkip Technologies is a mobile technology company with experience developing multi-platform mobile solutions supporting a variety of applications. Its HiFi system is linked with the University of Oregon DIBELS Data System and the Thought Cycle game-based learning system, capturing detailed data on student assessment and progress. The development team has 18 years of experience in mobile computing, starting with an NSF seed grant to explore wearable computing in 1995, and has worked on projects supported by NIDRR, the Federal Transportation Agency, NIH,

assessment data captureMobile application developmentwearable computing