Company
Air Space Intelligence Federal
Air Space Intelligence builds AI-enabled decision support software for airlines, logistics, energy and defense customers. ↗
| Leadership | Mark Lepczyk, President ASI Federal ↗; Bernard Asare is SVP of Business Development and Government Relations ↗ |
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| Department of War obligations | $5 million in prime contracts since fiscal 2022 ↗ |
| Website | www.airspace-intelligence.com ↗ |
Products
- Prescience is ASI's platform that generates a continuous 4D lookahead every few seconds to predict likely outcomes in an operating environment. ↗
- Prescience draws on more than 100 commercial and government data sources to build a baseline twin of the environment. ↗
- NITMRE-Geo is a geospatial application that integrates and optimizes global mobility workflows for Air Mobility Command. ↗
Customers
- Air Mobility Command is moving ASI's NITMRE-Geo application into full production. ↗
- ASI's customers include some of the world's largest airlines and U.S. government agencies. ↗
- Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin cited the NITMRE program at the 2025 Air, Space & Cyber Conference as a leading example of the Air Force adopting commercial technology. ↗
Our coverage
- Industry · Uncrewed AEWSaab and General Atomics flight test airborne early warning radar on MQ-9BSaab says the flight validated detection, tracking and classification of airborne targets. The evaluation program began in May.
- Industry · Collaborative combat aircraftGeneral Atomics adds Spirit Defense as FQ-42 fuselage design-build partnerSpirit Defense, a Boeing company, will support fuselage design and production as General Atomics seeks to scale manufacturing of its Air Force collaborative combat aircraft.
- Capital · VentureWatchtower Labs raises $35 million to expand military planning toolsThe seed round backs a logistics prototype contractor planning to expand beyond sustainment. Co-lead investor Shield Capital incubated the company.
- Contracts · Command and controlAIR, formerly Govini, puts a $200 million value on its Army NGC2 contractThe Army valued the first year of its NGC2 application awards at about $93.6 million combined. AIR's release doesn't say whether its $200 million is a ceiling.
- ContractsArmy awards nine companies NGC2 app contracts worth about $93.6 million in year oneThe nine join Anduril, Palantir, Raft and Striveworks in the Army's Next Generation Command and Control software headed to I Corps. The Army's announcement gave only the collective value.