Viasat has delivered Move Out/Jump Off (MOJO) Next tactical maneuver gateway systems to the U.S. Air Force Air Mobility Command (AMC) in response to urgent operational requirements.
The systems were delivered less than two weeks after the company received the task order award. Viasat completed the delivery through its Defense and Advanced Technologies segment, accelerating its normal timelines to address immediate U.S. Department of War operational needs.
The individual multimillion-dollar task order was awarded under Viasat’s sole-source Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract with the U.S. General Services Administration. The wider contract covers a portfolio of technology modernization and services capabilities.
Following delivery, the MOJO Next gateways were deployed to support mobility aircraft, enabling AMC platforms to connect with the broader force. AMC had identified an urgent requirement for enhanced tactical communications support, including command and control, situational awareness, and integrated Link 16 capabilities.
MOJO Next provides a roll-on, roll-off airborne Link 16 command and control capability designed to enhance situational awareness and network connectivity aboard AMC aircraft supporting real-world operations.
David Schmolke, Vice President of Mission Connections and Cybersecurity, Viasat Government, added, “We are proud to support Air Mobility Command operations with a proven tactical communications capability that supports secure, resilient connectivity and the ability to exchange critical situation awareness data. The team quickly responded to an important need with a solution that enables warfighters to access the real-time data needed to inform mission decisions.”
Viasat has developed a portfolio of MOJO tactical gateway solutions intended to address current mission requirements while supporting additional capabilities as operational demands evolve.
The delivery also supports Viasat’s broader General Services Administration contract, through which the company provides capabilities for U.S. defense modernization and evolving C5ISR requirements.
