UltiSat is a global provider of end-to-end managed network solutions specializing in secure and reliable communications for critical missions. As a systems integrator, UltiSat offers satellite, terrestrial, and wireless network services, including VSAT, airborne ISR, and teleport services. The company partners with organizations like Rivada Space Networks and CopaSAT and serves government, humanitarian-aid, and critical infrastructure markets, including NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense. UltiSat's key offerings include Unified Multi-path Connectivity (UMC), 24/7 secure network operations, and solutions for communications-on-the-move (COTM).
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Globecomm is a subsidiary of UltiSat.
UltiSat is a subsidiary of Speedcast and provides managed network services for the U.S. government and humanitarian aid responses.
UltiSat will provide a mobile internet service powered by Starlink to the Bureau of Land Management for wildland firefighters under a new contract.
UltiSat is transitioning the Bureau of Land Management Fire Program towards fully digital operations which require reliable internet access.
UltiSat is an authorized government reseller of SpaceX’s Starlink service.
UltiSat will provide Starlink kits and subscription plans to multiple Bureau of Land Management districts for its Fire Program mission.
UltiSat will offer Cobham Satcom tracking systems to U.S. and NATO defense organizations to provide enhanced SATCOM capabilities.
SUB-U’s products can be combined with UltiSat’s government and commercial grade satellite and wireless network services.
UltiSat's partnership with Sub U Systems results in robust information security for customers and their missions in remote or contested environments.
UltiSat has signed a value-added reseller agreement with Sub U Systems.
UltiSat’s satellite and wireless connectivity services can be implemented with Sub U Systems’ compact and secure baseband systems.
UltiSat partnered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) beginning in June 2021 to provide satellite communications services supporting the emergency operation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
An international jury selected Christodoulos Protopappas, Speedcast with Willka Yachay, and UltiSat as recipients of the 2021 Better Satellite World Awards.
The newly created Vice President of Systems Engineering role is part of UltiSat’s commitment to drive innovation across a variety of operating environments.
UltiSat operates a self-owned and operated network infrastructure to deliver its Wireless Solutions services.
UltiSat operates a 24/7 secure network operations center.
With the purchases of UltiSat and Globecomm, Speedcast increased its U.S. government business to about $150,000,000 in annual revenues.
Speedcast’s debt as of 2018-06-30 was $429.5 million, an increase of $42,000,000 from 2017 due to the UltiSat purchase and debt refinancing costs.
Speedcast acquired UltiSat in 2017, which marked Speedcast’s entrance into government services.