Daqscribe Wins $818,944 Navy Contract for CARBON100 VPX Recording Systems

Daqscribe Solutions has won an $818,944 firm-fixed-price U.S. Navy contract to supply new CARBON100 VPX Ethernet and RF recording systems to the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division in China Lake, California. The award supports high-bandwidth data capture and replay for electromagnetic-spectrum sensor workflows and is due for delivery by September 28, 2026.

Why it matters: - The contract gives the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division a new recording system for preserving high-bandwidth sensor data. - The systems are designed to support later analysis, replay, engineering, test, and other mission workflows. - Maintaining data fidelity and context can help teams reuse captured evidence across the mission lifecycle.

What happened: - Daqscribe Solutions received an $818,944 firm-fixed-price contract from the U.S. Navy. - The Navy awarded the order on Sept. 3, 2026, under Contract N6893626P5416. - The contract covers Daqscribe’s new CARBON100 VPX high-performance Ethernet and RF recording systems. - The destination is the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division in China Lake, California. - Delivery to NAWCWD China Lake is due by Sept. 28, 2026.

The details: - The order follows procurement activity under solicitation N6893626Q5116 and an earlier notice, N6053026PR00414. - The CARBON100 VPX systems include integrated 3U VPX support. - The systems provide high-speed Ethernet capture and recording. - The package includes removable high-capacity NVMe storage. - Daqscribe software in the system supports recording, monitoring, discovery, and data management. - The systems are intended to preserve data generated by electromagnetic-spectrum sensors. - The technology is built to enable later analysis, replay, engineering, test, and similar mission tasks.

Between the lines: - The award points to continued demand for tools that capture wideband sensor data with timing and context intact. - Daqscribe is positioning its platform around edge-to-core capture and compute infrastructure across the full mission-data lifecycle. - The company is emphasizing deterministic reuse, meaning the same captured data can be revisited and used again without losing operational value. - Michael A. Powell, vice president of marketing and sales, said the company is honored to support the U.S. Navy and NAWCWD with high-bandwidth streaming-data capture and recording solutions. - Youngsoo Kim, president and chief technology officer, said the award reflects the Navy’s need to retain data from wideband electromagnetic-spectrum sensors for fuller spectrum awareness and deeper analysis.

What's next: - Daqscribe is expected to deliver the systems to NAWCWD China Lake by Sept. 28, 2026. - The company will continue marketing its capture, recording, processing, and replay platforms for mission-data continuity. - Daqscribe, founded in 2001, says it develops high-bandwidth data recording, management, and processing platforms for space, defense, and commercial operations. - More information is available at daqscribe.com.